Node.js MongoDB Tutorial using Mongoose
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Stack Overflow users link it as a starter walkthrough when they are learning Mongoose, models and routes in Node.js apps, including MEAN stack setups.
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What it is
A short 2014 beginner tutorial from LearnCode.academy on using MongoDB from Node.js with Express and Mongoose. It walks through installing Mongoose, connecting to a database, registering models and using them inside Express routes.
What people said
Cites Mady · 2014-08 · Stack Overflow · on “How to use MongoDB with mean.io”
I couldn't find one related to mean.io but below few links helped me get started with mean.io. [LINK] [LINK] [this video] Edit: Past few days I have been working on it and by test & learn I was able to got things working for me. I'll share whatever I know till now. So mean.io use mongoose ODM to connect to the mongodb. mean.io would automatically connect to your DB. You can configure DB name in development.js db: 'mongodb://localhost/myDB' . So you won't have to worry about connecting to mongoDB. You just need to start the mongoDB using mongod . How to use mongoose? To use mongoose to connect to mongoDB you need to build schemas. You can do so in myApp/app/models directory, since they represents
Cites Simon Guldstrand · 2014-11 · Stack Overflow · on “node.js accessing model from different file”
My project looks like this: My problem is that im going through a tutorial, [this video] . but i want to handle all paths in index.js that the tutorial does in app.js In my index.js i do the following: router.route('/api/bears') //create a bear (Accessed at POST [LINK] ) .post(function(req, res) { var bear = new Bear(); // create a new instance of the bear model bear.name = req.body.name; // set the bears name (comes from post request) //save the bear and check for errors bear.save(function(err) { if(err) res.send(err); res.json({ message: 'Bear created!' }); }); }) // get all the bears (accessed at GET [LINK] ) .get(function(req, res) { Bear.find(function(err, bears) { if(err) res.send(err); res
Cites Shi Wei · 2015-02 · Stack Overflow · on “New to mongoose, Schema dbref using string type but populate method does not work”
I am relatively new to mongoose and mongo. I am designing two schemas btw, i am using nodeJS Device var deviceSchema = new Schema({ device_id : {type: String} , name : {type: String, default: null} , code : {type: String, default: null} , status : {type: String, default: null} , type : {type: String, default: null} , type2 : {type: String, default: null} , description : {type: String, default: null} , deployment_date : {type: Date, default: null} , create_date : {type: Date, default: null} , last_update : {type: Date, default: null} , entity_id : {type: String, ref: 'entity'} , enterprise_id : {type: String, ref: 'enterprise'} }); Device Relationship var deviceRelationshipSchema = new Schema