• storage/mongo/README.md
  • Added a 'Table of Contents' for improved navigation.
  • Introduced detailed 'Constructor Options' documentation, including examples for URI strings and options objects.
  • Added a comprehensive 'Properties' section, documenting each configurable property with its type, default, and usage examples.
• storage/mongo/src/index.ts
  • Replaced the keyvMongoKeys constant with a new private property-based configuration system.
  • Implemented private properties (_url, _collection, _namespace, _useGridFS, _db, _readPreference, _mongoOptions) to manage adapter state.
  • Added public getters and setters for all primary configuration properties (url, collection, namespace, useGridFS, db, readPreference).
  • Refactored the constructor to parse and merge configuration options more robustly, supporting string URIs and options objects.
  • Introduced extractMongoOptions to filter Keyv-specific options and pass remaining options to the MongoDB client.
  • Encapsulated connection initialization logic into a new initConnection private method.
  • Updated all internal method calls (e.g., get, set, clear) to use the new private properties instead of the opts object.
  • Modified the opts getter to provide backward compatibility by returning an object reflecting the current configuration.
• storage/mongo/src/types.ts
  • Removed serialize, deserialize, and dialect properties from the Options type.
  • Extended the Options type to include MongoClientOptions for better type safety and pass-through of MongoDB driver options.
  • Removed the unused PifyFunction type definition.
• storage/mongo/test/test.ts
  • Updated existing tests to assert against the new public properties and the backward-compatible opts getter.
  • Added new test cases to verify default property values.
  • Included tests to confirm properties can be correctly set via the constructor.
  • Implemented tests to ensure properties can be modified using their respective setters.
  • Added a test to validate the structure and content of the opts getter for backward compatibility.

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