Mongodb, mongoose – order of update operations
I have a User
model containing two arrays of ObjectIds
followers
and requests
.
MongooseError: Operation `admins.findOne()` buffering timed out after 10000ms
Everything works perfectly in localhost but after deploying it on cPanel I’m getting this error:
Operation xyz.findOne()
buffering timed out after 10000ms.
Unhandled Rejection: MongoServerSelectionError
I am trying to solve an issue that’s been happening to me for a little while now. Most of my database operations can be performed without any issues, but it seems like I am randomly getting MongoServerSelectionErrors
which cause my application to crash.
Update array of Refs with sorted array in Mongo collection
I have three Mongoose schemas, User, ShowsList and Show. They are as follows (simplified for brevity):
Query any/specific using single/multiple values without using if blocks
I’ve finally managed to get my filter to work properly, however I am using a bunch of if/else
statements, can this code be simplified, can the conditions be parts of the actual queries?
Mongoose Accessing deeply nested array: Error could not find path
I am trying to update a deeply nested array document but get an error that the path could not be found in the schema.
My document model
So I am trying to push a new Chapter to the chapters array.
This is my code:
E11000 duplicate key error collection on Mongoose (even though there was no duplicate key !)
I solved it but I will put it here nevertheless in case someone stumbles on it someday.
E11000 duplicate key error collection on Mongoose (even though there was no duplicate key !)
I solved it but I will put it here nevertheless in case someone stumbles on it someday.
Get the previous month document in mongoDB using mongoose?
I want to get previous month data using mongoose in MongoDB. Actually I am not getting proper solution. If current month is November, then I need October (previous) month’s data. If current month is December then I need November month’s data. How can I sort using mongoose.