Here is a code that i use with moongose and mongo db, i don't know where
should be your error, maybe with the parameters of middleware functions.
exports.newUser = function(request, response) {
console.log(request.body); var user = new User({
"fullname": request.body.fullname, "cpfcnpj":
request.body.cpfcnpj, "email": request.body.email,
"phone": request.body.phone, "login": request.body.login,
"password": request.body.password });
user.save(function(error) { if (error)
response.status(500).send(error); else
response.status(200).send("user registered"); }); };
On 28 May 2017 at 21:00, vain glories <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been using this middleware for sometime, then suddenly it stops
> working.
>
> var body = req.body;
> new ordersModel (body).save(function(err, newOrder, rowCount) {
> if (err) throw err;
> console.log(rowCount) // logs 1
>
> updateEstimatedTime(newOrder); /* this function runs but inside
> it, trying to find this same document returns null,
> meaning it was never saved */
> });
>
> If I try something like
>
> var pleaseWork = new ordersModel (body);console.log(pleaseWork) // dumps a
> loaded mongoose object
> pleaseWork.save(function(err, newOrder, rowCount) {
>
> So why doesn't it get persisted? I also tried reloading the server several
> times with this at the top just in case
>
> ordersModel.find({}, 'customer', function (err, docs) {
> if (err) throw err;
> console.log(docs)
> })
>
> But it just returns the documents that existed before this fault began.
> I've triple checked the model name, it's the same all over the script. What
> could the code be lacking?
> I have seen some examples also that suggested something in the region of
>
> var pleaseWork = new ordersModel ();
> pleaseWork.foo = body.foo;
> pleaseWork.bar = body.bar;
> pleaseWork.john = body.john;
> console.log(pleaseWork) // dumps a loaded mongoose object
> pleaseWork.save(function(err, newOrder, rowCount) {
>
> Now, this is not feasible for me; the ordersModel table has more than 10
> columns-- dropping the body object in the model's constructor is sane
> enough and worked the last time the program was run.
>
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