I've got my Mongoose code in a separate model.js file, while Express code for handling http requests is in app.js. I'm just practising creating APIs and testing them on Postman, for an imaginary wiki article site. The api I'm struggling…
I'm following a tutorial and I created a cache.js file that takes the mongoose query and JSON.stringifies it into the key for the values being returned by that query. The goal is to cache that and then append .cache() inside…
My goal is to build an app that will connect different professionals from different background. I'm also using mongoose as my database. I created a profile.js that will create and update profiles. But when I test with postman, I get…
The flowing code successfully connects mongoose with the mlab database on localhost and Heroku. But it's not working on Namecheap node js Server. const express = require("express"); const mongoose = require("mongoose"); const port = parseInt(process.env.PORT, 10) || 3000; const server…
My app has 4 identical Node/Express API routes that are meant to remove an nested object property within a MongoDB database. The only difference in syntax between these 4 routes is a string value (either "facebook", "google", "twitter" or "github".…
My app has 4 identical Node/Express API routes that are meant to remove an nested object property within a MongoDB database. The only difference in syntax between these 4 routes is a string value (either "facebook", "google", "twitter" or "github".…
Can I add new parameter in mongodb collection, which are not defined in mongoose schema? Here is my schema var mongoose = require('mongoose'); var Schema = mongoose.Schema; var UsersSchema = new Schema({ FirstName : { type : String }, LastName…
I am using mongoose ODM and have a schema which looks like this: var banSchema = new Schema({ userid: { type: String, required: true, unique: true }, name: String, groupid: String, reason: String, timestamp: Date }); I want to output…