I am saving my .env content dynamically from the AWS secrets manager, but I want to save all values just once the server starts. What should be the approach? I am using TypeScript: getSecrets("key").then((keys: any) => { const originalKeys =…
I've already checked the other answers for this scenario on SO,but unfortunately non of them seem to be working for me. I'm using the following dependencies: Mongoose: ^5.11.97 Typescript: ^4.7.4 I have a transactions collection which holds the trxValue property…
I am trying to install mongodb on my Raspberry PI 4 model B running Debian 11.3. First i tried to install it using apt-get by running the command sudo apt-get install mongodb but it result with the following error: E:…
here is my react code for storing in state i am trying to create a payroll field in which when i click on annual and submit the value into input then automatically another input field like basic and hra should…
EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED. I'm trying to make an update profile page for an Express app with Mongoose, and I got the error "TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'hasOwnProperty')". I am confused how to fix it. Here is my…
I want to know if one of the promises fail how can i rollback or cancel already happened operations. and 2nd is there any other way to optimize code, it takes more time to resolve. As the number of joined…
Please help me. I have a collection as below [ { "_id":{ "$oid":"62a3673660e2f16c7a7bc088" }, "merchant":{ "$oid":"62a3640560e2f16c7a7bc078" }, "title":"24 Test 1", "filter_conditions":{ "city":[ "AAA", "BBB", "CCC", "DDD" ], "state":[ ], "pincode":[ "12345" ] } }, { "_id":{ "$oid":"62a3673660e2f16c7a7bc089" }, "merchant":{ "$oid":"62a3640560e2f16c7a7bc079"…
I have the following in an aggregation: [ { _id: 610b678502500b0646923801, feeling: 'dislike' }, { _id: 610b678502500b0646923629, feeling: 'like' }, { _id: 610b67a602500b064693a667, feeling: 'love' }, { _id: 610b678d02500b06469290fd, feeling: 'like' }, { _id: 610b678502500b06469238f3, feeling: 'love' }, { _id:…
I would like to delete ($pull) nested array elements where one of the element's properties is null and where the array has more than one element. Here is an example. In the following collection, I would like to delete those…
I'm trying to make a simple login system with mongodb. Connecting works fine, but when i try to get the password: async function getAdminPassword(username) { const query = { username: username } // console.log(admins) const user = await admins.findOne(query); try…