I am trying to add a bookmark feature to my site so that the user can save the posts he wants to save, but it does not work as expected It is assumed that when the user clicks on the…
I took a break from working on this project and now that I am back, I receive an error that I never received before: 'TypeError: Invalid schema configuration: Bt is not a valid type at path category. See [site] for…
I have the below Joi validation for a field called store_type store_type: Joi.string().valid(...Object.values(storeTypes)) .error(() => ({ message: `Store Type must be one of: ${Object.values(storeTypes).join(', ')}`, })).default(storeTypes.aaa), wherein storeTypes is defined as storeTypes: { aaa: 'AAA', bbb: 'BBB' } As per…
I would like to know how I can make a query to the database bringing all the results that meet the 'store' {name} field, but this 'store' is saved with '_id' and I use .populate() to bring me the info…
I'm first time working with SWC , and I'm facing this error only with SWC compiler. Without SWC everything works fine Error throw new TypeError(Invalid schema configuration: ${val}` is not ` + ^ TypeError: Invalid schema configuration: admin is not…
I have a question about the decimal support. I want to work with decimals and I know Mongo suggests to use Decimal128 type. It solves the rounding format on db but on the other hand I need to write decimal(BSON)…
Below is my code to save data in a mongodb const mongoose = require('mongoose') const sampleschema = new mongoose.Schema( { name:{ type:String }, age:{ type:Number } }, {collection :"Sample_collection"} ) const samplemodel = mongoose.model('sample_coll',sampleschema) const add = async () =>…
{ "_id" : ObjectId("64caa6599b2ec8d2da9e8e58"), "message" : { "text" : "hey" }, "users" : [ { "from" : "64c7acfbe872c97c7912ca09", "to" : "64c2d5612172d620ac18714f" } ], "sender" : ObjectId("64c7acfbe872c97c7912ca09"), "createdAt" : ISODate("2023-08-02T18:54:17.176+0000"), "updatedAt" : ISODate("2023-08-02T18:54:17.176+0000"), "__v" : NumberInt(0) } I want to access…
Lookup: const course = await mongoose.model('Course').aggregate() .match({ _id: new mongoose.Types.ObjectId(id) }) .lookup({ from: 'User', foreignField: '_id', localField: 'userId', as: 'user' }) Course schema: const CourseSchema = new Schema({ title: String, userId: { type: mongoose.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'User' }, }, { strict:…
So I am trying to create a basic authentication app without using any modules or auth strategies. Just by pushing user credentials to a MongoDb database and then by comparing the entered credentials every time a user tries to login…