I'm building a node app and using mongoose
This is my first time creating a TTL index on mongodb atlas, idk because for some reason it does not seem to work.
node version v14.16.0
mongoose version 5.12.5
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I have shifted from mongoose to mongodb driver 3.1.13 for nodejs. My db resides on mlab. My problem is I am not even able to create a collection. Collection returned is null. Am I doing it the wrong way? Is there anything like save() function as we do have in mongoose.
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According to Mongoose documentation , the index should not be defined on the schema and should be disabled in production. I am confused as to what is being recommended. If index should not be defined in the mongoose schema then how it should be created in NodeJS app?
Recently I want to get all collection names from a db in mongo. And my develop environment is nodejs + express + mongoose. I tried mongooser.conncetion.db.getCollectionNames(or listCollections or collections), but any does not work. I guess the it is the version problem, maybe the latest mongoose api does not contain those functions.
Consequently, how to obtain all collection names from a db using mongoose?
Thank you so much for any help!
I'm trying to set up a login page using express, mongoose, and mongodb, written using nodes.js, and I'm getting this error. It seems to comes from the connect-mongo version: 0.8.2 module.
Error setting TTL index on collection : sessions
I have a database in mongodb named myapp. Should the sessions collection exist in the myapp database?
I am using mongoDB in node.js with mongoose now I want to use ElasticSearch. Now can anyone please tell me would it be better to use mongoosastic, an npm module for both mongoose and ElasticSearch, or should I install ElasticSearch separately?
Since you are already using mongoose, you should use mongoosastic.
Mongoosastic already depends on the ElasticSearch Module to perform ElasticSearch operations