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Trying to seed to mongoDB with an array of string, not sure what I am supposed to declare the model as
So I am trying to test some seed data, with mongoDB, it is an ecommerce store and I am trying to parse in an array of categories but it gives an error. This is the products model
const { Schema, model ...
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How to seed data into Mongo database with mongoose
I realize this should probably be pretty straightforward but I am hoping someone could point me in the right direction. I am building a schema with mongoose, and I want the schema to have some default ...
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How do I create 100 items and save to mongo db database
this is the code for creating a new item but how do I create 100 items
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How to seed a database only when there is no documents in the database using mongoose
I have a seeder function that will seed data into a database. I also have the seeder run when the app starts. Now I am seeding repeated data. How do I modify my function so that it only seeds the ...
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Error while seeding mongodb using mongoose-seed
I have model schema in ./model.js file
const ImageSchema = new mongoose.Schema(
{
name: { type: String },
filePath: { type: String },
},
{ timestamps: true }
);
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React.js fetch method on my api is not working?
I am trying to do a simple fetch request from a database hosted on a local server and also I am connected to mongodb in the backend, it seems like something is going wrong with my fetch method. I am ...
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Getting error Generic type 'InsertWriteOpResult<TSchema>' requires 1 type argument(s) in mongoseeding libraray
I am using mongo-seeding version 3.3 . When i am trying to build the project it is giving me below error
[email protected] serve /app npm run build && tsc && node lib/server.js
node_ts@...
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Automatic Random Test Data Generation of Documents for Seeding a MongoDB Database
I'm using JSON Generator https://next.json-generator.com to seed my MongoDB database. I'm finding trouble to generate a random set (from one to six) of colors out of the predefined group.
I've ...
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MongoDB seed script for 10million entries takes 30 minutes
I have a project im working on and I have to seed a database with 10 million random rows, which i have successfully done. However it takes about 30 minutes for it to complete, which is expected, but i ...
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Seed MongoDB Data
The function below adds data to the database, to the Food collection, only if the collection foods is equal to zero. The idea is to be able to only seed the database once.
This is working perfectly. ...
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Seeding mongoDB data in node.js by referencing ObjectId
i'm using mongoose-data-seed to seed data into mongodb, however it has no mechanism to allow passing of ObjectId() as references to other seed files
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MongooseError: Cast to ObjectID failed for value on reading json for db seed
I have a model scheme with a reference field like this:
const UserSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
// ...
uf:{
type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'UF', index: true
},
});
And my test ...
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How to seed MongoDb with username/password data?
I created an app using MongoDB, NodeJS, Express.
I am using passport-local-mongoose for user authentication. Thus my users collection has:
* username
* password
* Salt
* Hash
Basically I created a ...
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populate a json file
I'm trying to populate a json file with some fake seed data for a User db collection:
Here is how i'm writing to the json file:
Generate json file
Here is what I get as output in the User.json file:
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How to seed dependent data in Node/MongoDB
I am trying to seed a MongoDB database with a one-to-many relationship using objectID's. Something like the following:
var postSchema = mongoose.Schema({
name: {type: String, required: true, unique:...
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