{username:\'me\', companies:{\"yourcompany\":{...}}
I want to insert a company into a user record (user collection), to make:
{username:\'me\', companies:{ \
I've seen this question on quite a few posts, some of them quite complex- call me crazy but you can do this (node + mongo):
My db schema 'matches' is set to an array. In the mongo data [match.matchId] becomes '2028856183'.
db.update({key: value}, {matches: [{[match.matchId] : match}] }, callback);
db.update(what to find, what to change it to, what to do next)
You can use any variable in the brackets.
You'd have to build up your $set
modifier programmatically:
var modifier = { $set: {} };
modifier.$set['companies.' + companyid] = { desksmemberships:[] };
And then use modifier
as the third parameter in your findAndModify
call.
You may also want to consider changing companies
to be an array instead of an embedded object.
Node.js 4.x Update
You can now use the computed property syntax to do this directly in the object literal:
collection('users').findAndModify(
{username: usern},
[['_id', 'asc']],
{$set:{['companies.' + companyid]: { desksmemberships:[] }}},
{new: true},
function(){...});