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mongo - feat: migrating to hookified from eventemitter

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This pull request modernizes the MongoDB storage adapter by replacing the traditional Node.js EventEmitter with the Hookified library. This change aims to improve the internal event handling and extensibility of the KeyvMongo class, aligning it with contemporary patterns for managing lifecycle hooks and asynchronous operations. The update also includes necessary dependency adjustments and lockfile synchronization.

Highlights

  • Migration to Hookified: The KeyvMongo class in the MongoDB storage adapter has been refactored to extend Hookified instead of EventEmitter, leveraging a more modern and potentially more efficient event/hooking mechanism.
  • Dependency Update: The hookified package has been added as a new dependency for the MongoDB storage adapter.
  • Lockfile Updates: The pnpm-lock.yaml file has been updated to reflect the new hookified dependency and to bump @types/node to version 25.0.2 across several development dependencies.
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  • pnpm-lock.yaml
    • Added 'hookified' as a dependency for the 'storage/mongo' package.
    • Updated '@types/node' dependency version from '24.10.4' to '25.0.2' in various development packages.
    • Removed the 'optional: true' flag for '@types/[email protected]' snapshot.
    • Removed a specific '@vitest/mocker' entry, likely due to dependency resolution changes.
  • storage/mongo/package.json
    • Added 'hookified' with version '^1.13.0' to the dependencies.
  • storage/mongo/src/index.ts
    • Replaced the import of 'EventEmitter' from 'node:events' with 'Hookified' from 'hookified'.
    • Modified the 'KeyvMongo' class to extend 'Hookified' instead of 'EventEmitter'.
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This pull request migrates the @keyv/mongo storage adapter from Node.js's built-in EventEmitter to hookified. This is achieved by adding hookified as a dependency in package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml, and updating the KeyvMongo class in src/index.ts to extend Hookified instead of EventEmitter. The changes are minimal, targeted, and appear to correctly implement the intended migration.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 99.96%. Comparing base (1655532) to head (70492b5).
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@jaredwray jaredwray merged commit c1fd176 into main Feb 25, 2026
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