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kashp
kashp

Reputation: 23

how to execute mongoose query in nodejs

I'm new to nodeJS and JS.

I'm need to fetch data from mongoose collection using findone and wanted to store in a variable. Below code is storing value in resultarray but not in memindex. Not sure how to store in memindex.

memindex = Manufacturer.findOne({name: result[key].name}, function(err, resultarray) {
console.log("resultarray", resultarray);});

The reason why I need value in memindex is, I need to use this in another condition.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 323

Answers (3)

Pogrindis
Pogrindis

Reputation: 8091

Setting asside the other two answers for the moment which for some reason ask you to change how you assign variables..

Your initial code is almost there. Just in your callback function, you are not returning the results from the query. 

memindex = Manufacturer.findOne({name: result[key].name}, function(err, resultarray) {
    console.log("resultarray", resultarray);
    return resultarray;
});

In the first param of findOne is your search filter, the second is the function that will be called when a response is complete. In this example we return the data to the caller, which in this case is memindex.

findOne Reference

Upvotes: 0

Arbaz Siddiqui
Arbaz Siddiqui

Reputation: 481

Use functions instead of mutating globals : 

const memindex = await Manufacturer.findOneAsync({name: result[key].name});

This being an async function you might want to consider promises dwelling into Promises and/or async/await.

Upvotes: 1

Saurabh Mistry
Saurabh Mistry

Reputation: 13669

try this way :

var memindex;

Manufacturer.findOne({name: result[key].name},function(err, resultarray) {
    console.log("resultarray", resultarray);
    memindex = resultarray;
});

Upvotes: 1

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