How to query on nested object using loopback model query?









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I have this data on mongodb in a table named "Alerts" in geojson format



[

"_id" : ObjectId("5be40b8099d5b81e6115d517"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.11,
"place" : "12km S of Tres Pinos,
CA",
"time" : 1541163534230,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
-121.3146667,
36.6801667,
6.48
]
,
"id" : "nc73105276"



"_id" : ObjectId("5be401c39b9e021a4c1a5c80"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.5,
"place" : "107km NW of Tobelo,
Indonesia",
"time" : 1541665816710,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
127.2763,
2.3671,
31.55
]
,
"id" : "us1000hp6t"


]


I want to retrieve the field "id" which is nested inside "extAlertData" and time using model query.



Expected Output :



[

id:'nc73105276',
time:'1541163534230'
,

id:'us1000hp6t',
time:'1541665816710'

]


Following query does not working.



db.Alerts.find(fields : "extAlertData.id": true,
function (err, Alerts)
//process alert extAlertData.id

});


Query is retrieving the following error:



TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined


How can I query using fields filter in mongoDB? I am using loopback framework of node js.



Thanks in advance.










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  • You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 9 at 7:16











  • @AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
    – Annie
    Nov 9 at 9:13














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I have this data on mongodb in a table named "Alerts" in geojson format



[

"_id" : ObjectId("5be40b8099d5b81e6115d517"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.11,
"place" : "12km S of Tres Pinos,
CA",
"time" : 1541163534230,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
-121.3146667,
36.6801667,
6.48
]
,
"id" : "nc73105276"



"_id" : ObjectId("5be401c39b9e021a4c1a5c80"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.5,
"place" : "107km NW of Tobelo,
Indonesia",
"time" : 1541665816710,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
127.2763,
2.3671,
31.55
]
,
"id" : "us1000hp6t"


]


I want to retrieve the field "id" which is nested inside "extAlertData" and time using model query.



Expected Output :



[

id:'nc73105276',
time:'1541163534230'
,

id:'us1000hp6t',
time:'1541665816710'

]


Following query does not working.



db.Alerts.find(fields : "extAlertData.id": true,
function (err, Alerts)
//process alert extAlertData.id

});


Query is retrieving the following error:



TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined


How can I query using fields filter in mongoDB? I am using loopback framework of node js.



Thanks in advance.










share|improve this question























  • You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 9 at 7:16











  • @AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
    – Annie
    Nov 9 at 9:13












up vote
1
down vote

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up vote
1
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I have this data on mongodb in a table named "Alerts" in geojson format



[

"_id" : ObjectId("5be40b8099d5b81e6115d517"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.11,
"place" : "12km S of Tres Pinos,
CA",
"time" : 1541163534230,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
-121.3146667,
36.6801667,
6.48
]
,
"id" : "nc73105276"



"_id" : ObjectId("5be401c39b9e021a4c1a5c80"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.5,
"place" : "107km NW of Tobelo,
Indonesia",
"time" : 1541665816710,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
127.2763,
2.3671,
31.55
]
,
"id" : "us1000hp6t"


]


I want to retrieve the field "id" which is nested inside "extAlertData" and time using model query.



Expected Output :



[

id:'nc73105276',
time:'1541163534230'
,

id:'us1000hp6t',
time:'1541665816710'

]


Following query does not working.



db.Alerts.find(fields : "extAlertData.id": true,
function (err, Alerts)
//process alert extAlertData.id

});


Query is retrieving the following error:



TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined


How can I query using fields filter in mongoDB? I am using loopback framework of node js.



Thanks in advance.










share|improve this question















I have this data on mongodb in a table named "Alerts" in geojson format



[

"_id" : ObjectId("5be40b8099d5b81e6115d517"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.11,
"place" : "12km S of Tres Pinos,
CA",
"time" : 1541163534230,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
-121.3146667,
36.6801667,
6.48
]
,
"id" : "nc73105276"



"_id" : ObjectId("5be401c39b9e021a4c1a5c80"),
"title" : "Real-time earthquake",
"priority" : "high",
"status" : NumberInt("1"),
"extAlertData" :
"type" : "Feature",
"properties" :
"mag" : 4.5,
"place" : "107km NW of Tobelo,
Indonesia",
"time" : 1541665816710,
,
"geometry" :
"type" : "Point",
"coordinates" : [
127.2763,
2.3671,
31.55
]
,
"id" : "us1000hp6t"


]


I want to retrieve the field "id" which is nested inside "extAlertData" and time using model query.



Expected Output :



[

id:'nc73105276',
time:'1541163534230'
,

id:'us1000hp6t',
time:'1541665816710'

]


Following query does not working.



db.Alerts.find(fields : "extAlertData.id": true,
function (err, Alerts)
//process alert extAlertData.id

});


Query is retrieving the following error:



TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined


How can I query using fields filter in mongoDB? I am using loopback framework of node js.



Thanks in advance.







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  • You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 9 at 7:16











  • @AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
    – Annie
    Nov 9 at 9:13
















  • You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
    – Anthony Winzlet
    Nov 9 at 7:16











  • @AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
    – Annie
    Nov 9 at 9:13















You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
– Anthony Winzlet
Nov 9 at 7:16





You can use $group aggregation stage with $push accumulator. Something like this db.collection.aggregate([ "$group": "_id": null, "ids": "$push": "id": "$extAlertData.id", "time": "$extAlertData.properties.time" ])
– Anthony Winzlet
Nov 9 at 7:16













@AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
– Annie
Nov 9 at 9:13




@AnthonyWinzlet thank you so much.Its working perfect.
– Annie
Nov 9 at 9:13












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var yourdata =;
var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

cursor.each(function(err, item)

if (item != null)
var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
yourdata.push(pushdata);

);








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    var yourdata =;
    var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

    cursor.each(function(err, item)

    if (item != null)
    var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
    var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
    var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
    yourdata.push(pushdata);

    );








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      var yourdata =;
      var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

      cursor.each(function(err, item)

      if (item != null)
      var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
      var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
      var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
      yourdata.push(pushdata);

      );








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        var yourdata =;
        var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

        cursor.each(function(err, item)

        if (item != null)
        var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
        var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
        var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
        yourdata.push(pushdata);

        );








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        var yourdata =;
        var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

        cursor.each(function(err, item)

        if (item != null)
        var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
        var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
        var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
        yourdata.push(pushdata);

        );








        var yourdata =;
        var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

        cursor.each(function(err, item)

        if (item != null)
        var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
        var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
        var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
        yourdata.push(pushdata);

        );





        var yourdata =;
        var cursor = db.collection('Alerts').find();

        cursor.each(function(err, item)

        if (item != null)
        var yourid = item.extAlertData.id;
        var yourtime = item.extAlertData.properties.time;
        var pushdata = id: yourid,time: yourtime;
        yourdata.push(pushdata);

        );






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