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Mongoose for Application Development

You're reading from   Mongoose for Application Development Mongoose streamlines application development on the Node.js stack and this book is the ideal guide to both the concepts and practical application. From connecting to a database to re-usable plugins, it's all here.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782168195
Length 142 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Simon Holmes Simon Holmes
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Mongoose for Application Development
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Introducing Mongoose to the Technology Stack 2. Establishing a Database Connection FREE CHAPTER 3. Schemas and Models 4. Interacting with Data – an Introduction 5. Interacting with Data – Creation 6. Interacting with Data – Reading, Querying, and Finding 7. Interacting with Data – Updating 8. Interacting with Data – Deleting 9. Validating Data 10. Complex Schemas 11. Plugins – Re-using Code Index

Model helper methods


There are three static methods for updating data in a single go:

  • update(): This method updates matching documents in the database without returning them

  • findOneAndUpdate(): This method has the same approach as findOne that we looked at earlier, but writes the updates to the database before returning the found instance to the callback

  • findByIdAndUpdate(): This method is the same as findOneAndUpdate, but expects a unique ID instead of query object

Building the commands

Each of these methods can take the following four arguments:

  • conditions: These are the query conditions (or _id for findByIdAndUpdate) used to find documents to update

  • update: This is an object containing the fields and values to set

  • options: This is an object specifying options for this operation (see more details about this in just a moment)

  • callback: This is the function to run after a successful operation

The options differ depending on the call made. The update() method has one set of options you can set...

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