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How to Connect, Read, and Write to a MongoDB Atlas Database with Mongoose
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| // run 'npm i -s mongoose' | |
| const mongoose = require('mongoose') | |
| // connect | |
| mongoose.connect(`your-auth-url-here`) | |
| .then(() => console.log("Mongoose has connected.")) | |
| .catch(err => console.log(`Mongoose failed to connect. Error: ${err}`)) | |
| // make a new schema | |
| const schema = mongoose.Schema({ | |
| // this is just an example, you don't have to use these specific details | |
| // key: value - this can be set/read just like objects. | |
| username: String, | |
| password: String, | |
| email: String, | |
| zip_code: String | |
| }) | |
| // save the schema to MongoDB | |
| mongoose.model("accountExample", schema) | |
| // to get that schema, use | |
| const account = mongoose.model('accountExample') | |
| // to create a new entry in the 'accountExample' database, | |
| const newAccount = new account({ | |
| username: "FHGDev", | |
| password: "nope", | |
| email: "fhgdev@gmail.com", | |
| zip_code: "12345" | |
| }) | |
| // save it to the database | |
| newAccount.save() |
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