I am mounting a MongoDB Query in Application A. For example:
const query = { country: new ObjectId(""), age: { $gte: 25 } }
// save contents of 'query'
... And I want to save It in de DB and make the Application B run It:
// const query = read object from the database
db.collection('foo').find(query).toArray()...
I want to save It in mongo now and retrieve It in a later period to run. But MongoDB doesn't allow me to save a document with $gte
value. I've already tried to JSON.stringify(query)
, save the result String in the DB (Ok!) and then parse It on the other side.
Then, faced the problem where the ObjectId
gets stringified like this:
{
"class" : "org.bson.types.ObjectId",
"counter" : 9053980.0,
"date" : "2015-04-01T19:24:39Z",
"machineIdentifier" : 14987412.0,
"processIdentifier" : 29601.0,
"time" : 1427916279000.0,
"timeSecond" : 1427916279.0,
"timestamp" : 1427916279.0
}
The parsed JSON is not a valid ObjectId. It's just a JS Object.
How can I save the MongoDB Query and parse It to an object that mongo will accept again?
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