I have these documents: [ { "id": 1, "condition": true }, { "id": 1, "condition": false }, { "id": 2, "condition": true }, ] In this case I want the output to be "id": 1, since it has condition as…
I'm pretty new to MERN and I wonder if it possible at all. If you have any experience please help :) Here my naive code: 1. Create axios client const api = axios.create({ method: 'GET', baseURL: 'https://api.someAPI.com', headers: { 'API_KEY':…
Given that I have a hash subdocument within my document, how can I match a value - categoryId (itself added using $addFields) - to the sub-document key - categoryTypes - in my aggregation pipeline: ex: { _id: $someId, categoryId: 2,…
I am using bcryptjs to hash passwords before storing inside mongodb but it store passwords as plaintext(no hashing).this is my userModel.js const mongoose = require("mongoose"); const bcrypt = require("bcryptjs"); const userSchema = new mongoose.Schema( { mobile: { type: String, },…
i'm working with products and categories i need that product model's categories type to be an array of Category i've created these two types type Category = { parent: Category | null; // is this ok? name: String; }; type…
This is the code I am writing: const createOrgPerso= new Person({ org: newOrganisation._doc.id, // data: [], }); But the empty array is still getting created. And then this code is run again, it gives E 11000 duplicate key error collection:…
indexHelpers.js var db = require("../config/connection"); var collections = require("../config/collections"); var ObjectId = require("mongodb").ObjectId; module.exports = { addPerson: (personDetails) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { db.get().collection(collections.USER_DETAILS) .insertOne(personDetails) .then((details) => { resolve(details); }); }); }, }; In the indexhelpers.js the…
I am facing a problem with my mongodb cluster, earlier i connected my node js express application with my mongodb atlas cluster and it was not working (I am assuming this is the error from the mongodb atlas cluster because…
I'm creating a simple blog with a Django backend using MongoDB to store blog posts and their metadata. Everything worked find when I was testing with a local mongodb instance, but when I switched to an atlas hosted database I…
My data structure looks as follows [ { "_id": "642e9f78abebcdd68147d6aa", "name": "test two", "priority": 0, "users": [ { "admin": true, "role": 3, "_id": "642aa3df4add92f56fe8caab" }, { "admin": false, "role": 1, "_id": "642bf3865808d8888a1995b4" } ], "createdAt": "2023-04-06T10:31:20.033Z", "updatedAt": "2023-04-06T10:31:27.863Z", "__v": 0…