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`nact-persistence-mongodb` is a MongoDB plugin for NAct, a runtime for building reliable distributed systems in Node.js. It provides persistence capabilities for NAct actors, allowing them to store and retrieve their state from MongoDB. This project is for developers using NAct who need to persist actor state in a MongoDB database.

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