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I have a collection of BsonDocuments, for example: MongoCollection<BsonDocument> products; When I do inserts into the collection, I want the member name to always be lowercase. After reading the documentation, it appears that ConventionPack is the way to go. So, I've defined one like this: public class LowerCaseElementNameConvention : IMemberMapConvention { public void Apply(BsonMemberMap memberMap) { memberMap.SetElementName(memberMap.MemberName.ToLower()); } public string Name { get { throw new NotImplementedException(); } } } And right after I get my collection instance I register the

Using Restangular for AngularJS, keep getting an object object from Mongolab. I'm sure it has to do with Promise but not sure how to use/implement this coming from old Java OO experience. (Side note, would something like Eloquent Javascript, some book or resource help me understand the 'new' Javascript style?) The small web app is for Disabled Students and is to input/edit the students, update the time they spend after school and then output reports for their parents/caregivers every week. Here's the code that returns undefined when popping up a new form (AngularJS Boostrap UI modal) I

Instead of ObjectId('82he921he982he82') its "_id":{"$oid":"82he921he982he82"} for object Ids, but I have no idea how to create a date value in a document on MongoLab :s If you are using one of the drivers, you create a date via that language's Date class. For instance, in Javascript (like Node.js) it would be 'new Date(11,11,11)'. If using the MongoLab REST API or admin UI you represent dates with this syntax: { "$date": "2010-10-28T23:07:11Z" } Also if an item has: "dateAdded": { "$date": "2012-07-30T15:26:15.321Z" } in one of it's entries, then you can find it by searching: { "dateAdded": {

Take a 100gb database for this example: Azure Storage cost: £6.05/m MongoLab on AWS with 1 node cost: £153.18 /m Am I missing something? Calculated something incorrectly? Can someone clear things up for me here? I would much rather use MongoLab as I really like node/mongoDB. But it seems a much more cost effective solution to go with the Table Storage. I know the differences between Key/Value and Document store and I do prefer the latter. You need to consider that Azure Table Storage (ATS) is storage-as-a-service. You don't need to set up any servers to manage the storage and related CRUD

I am trying to use aggregate with with project, match and sort but i am getting an exception ( MongoResultException to be exact) saying exception: A pipeline stage specification object must contain exactly one field. It works fine when I did not use sort and limit but I need them for this. The reason I am not using find() because I read somewhere that it can increase performance. Please help $query = array(.... //An actual query that works with find() $collection = $this->db->CollectionName; $project = array( '$project' => array( 'Field1' => 1, 'Field2'=> 1, 'Field3'=> 1, 'Field4' => 1 ) );

So I'm working my way though the Getting Mean book from Manning and following the steps in Chapter 5 I'm trying to use a db on Mongolab as an add-on to Heroku. When I run this code (both locally and on Heroku) it returns this error: MongoError: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND undefined undefined:27017 This is my current code: var mongoose = require('mongoose'); var dbURI = "mongodb://localhost/loc8r"; if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') { dbURI = process.env.MONGOLAB_URI; } mongoose.connect(dbURI); Troubleshooting I started the app from the terminal with: NODE_ENV=production MONGOLAB_URI=/*my