I'm trying to learn mongo/mongoose and am importing json into mongodb.
My json contains a number of objects of the form:
{
"FIELD1": "28/02/2017",
"FIELD2": "string value",
"FIELD3": "100"
},
{
"FIELD1": "28/02/2017",
"FIELD2": "string",
"FIELD3": "57"
},
I have a schema:
var statementSchema = new Schema({
//date: {type:Date, required: true},
//name : {type:String, required:true},
//amount: {type: Number, required:true}
FIELD1 : {type:String, required:true},
FIELD2: {type:String, required:true},
FIELD3: {type:String, required:true}
});
You can see that I would really like the keys in the db to be more descriptive of the values they contain than they are in the source json (i.e. I would prefer FIELD1
in the json to be date
in the DB).
What is the best way to do this? I have seen mongoose-aliasfield, is that the best approach or is there a default way to define FIELD1 as
someothername in the Schema?
While I have you, what's the correct way to cast FIELD1 and FIELD3 as Date
and Number
respectively from their current String in the json source? ;)
via Stuart Brown
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