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Support mapping persistenceId to collection name

See original GitHub issue

Allow for user-specified mapping of persistenceId to collection name
Could be used to support different mongodb sharding approaches per Actor type

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Created 8 years ago
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jftregorcommented, Jun 28, 2016

Hello there,

Some news:

I already provided such a function you mentioned above. Basically, the user has to extend some trait and override a “getSuffixfromPersistenceId” method…
I finally added a chapter at the end of akka24.md file to provide documentation
I guess the PR will also update the RxMongo driver 😃

Just let me finish some unit tests, I now only have to append a few ones to JournallerSpec and SnapshotterSpec on the RxMongo side and that should be ready.

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scullxbonescommented, Sep 5, 2016

Closed by #118

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