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What is the correct way to handle ObjectId in Mongo?
Every time I make a PUT from the client, an object comes to the server with a string in the _id field, and I'm converting it to ObjectId manually. I think this is stupid.
How to properly handle the _id field, which looks like a string on the client, and an ObjectId object on the server?
I use node.js+express.js and don't use ORM, only native js driver, official.
An object like this should appear in the database
{
"_id" : ObjectId("5540ed124022ad9409092f71"),
"parameters_id" : [
ObjectId("554006c8a2fa57fc0dd7e47f"),
ObjectId("55400b2aa2fa57fc0dd7e480")
],
"name" : "Название"
}
{
"parameters_id" : [
"554006c8a2fa57fc0dd7e47f",
"55400b2aa2fa57fc0dd7e480"
],
"name" : "Название"
}
....
post: function (req, res) { //или пут не важно
var item = req.body;
if (item.parameters_id) {
for (var i = 0; i < item.parameters_id.length; i++) {
item.parameters_id[i] = ObjectId(item.parameters_id[i]);
}
}
//тут дальше инсерт в базу
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