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[00:50:50] <ddod> This is a node question, but it's specific to mongo (and particularly the node native mongo module): I'm trying to wrap my head around how to modularize my code. Should I be sending a collection to a module, sending the whole db, opening the db pool and collection directly in the module, or something else? If I'm sending the collection or db object, do I still need to require the mongo module in my module or just in the app that originally o

[01:54:39] <davidcsi> hello all, I'm trying to create an update using a variable like so: var queryAnd = " $and: [{ "name": "David" },{ "lastname": "Whatever"} ] "; db.test.update({ queryAnd },{ ... }); is this even possible? Doesn't work for me

[01:56:27] <davidcsi> http://pastebin.com/8usxYEwi

[01:58:40] <davidcsi> anyone up?

[03:09:27] <Diegao> hi

[03:09:38] <Diegao> anyone that uses mongoengine in python with tests

[08:08:10] <fred-fri> i need to store lesson plans with titles, description and optional files like images, pdfs etc

[08:08:43] <fred-fri> is storing the files in the file system and saving only pointers to them in mongodb frowned upon?

[11:16:18] <Exagone313> hello, i've a porblem with the installation of mongodb on ubuntu server 14.04 using http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/ , when i execute the command to add the gpg key, it is ignored

[11:24:10] <Exagone313> finally, i use the official repo

[12:42:49] <appledash> Hi, I'm looking to do something that I'm not really sure how to do

[12:43:13] <appledash> I want to perform an update where I $pull an array of items from an array in the effected document

[12:43:21] <appledash> But I want the matching to be ignore case (they're all strings)

[12:43:25] <appledash> How could I go about doing this

[12:43:26] <appledash> ?

[13:27:14] <kexmex> appledash

[13:27:16] <kexmex> use regexp

[13:27:56] <kexmex> oh i dunno if you can do that with arrays hto

[13:28:10] <kexmex> but regex wud look like myfield : /matchme/i

[13:28:46] <appledash> kexmex: I know about using regexp

[13:28:52] <kexmex> oh ok

[13:28:56] <appledash> But I need to do what I said

[13:29:01] <appledash> And I can't use regex like that

[13:29:17] <kexmex> ehh

[13:32:35] <appledash> I want to say have a document like {"name": "appledash", "tags": ["Things", "stuff", "OTHER"]} and then somehow $pull out ["tHiNgS", "STUFF"] and end up with {"name": "appledash", "tags": ["OTHER"]}

[13:36:41] <kexmex> yeh

[13:36:43] <kexmex> appledash: sucks :)

[13:37:01] <kexmex> you cant just have everything lowercase?

[13:38:10] <appledash> I cannot.

[13:38:56] <appledash> Because this is user input here, users can add tags to themselves with whatever case they please, and they can remove them with a different case if they want, but tags MUST be displayed in the same casing they were entered

[13:39:05] <appledash> I feel like there is a way to do this

[13:39:21] <appledash> I could always just do multiple $pulls with regex

[13:39:24] <appledash> But I want to mak it cleaner

[13:42:32] <kexmex> might just have to do it in the app layer

[13:43:06] <appledash> That's what I mean

[13:43:09] <appledash> Also, make*

[13:43:46] <kexmex> so this is for users when they wanna remoe tags right

[13:44:03] <kexmex> well you can do something crazy

[13:44:37] <kexmex> tags : [ {"other" : "OTHER"}, { "first" : "fIRST" } ]

[13:44:38] <kexmex> :)

[13:45:55] <kexmex> that might cause an issue with dupes hto

[13:45:58] <kexmex> though*

[13:46:11] <appledash> Yeah, I thought of that as an option

[13:46:15] <appledash> But it's a bit weird yeah

[13:46:23] <kexmex> or

[13:46:39] <kexmex> oh hm nm about the "or"

[13:46:46] <appledash> OK

[13:46:47] <kexmex> appledash: trade space for speed

[13:46:47] <kexmex> etc

[13:47:07] <kexmex> why not pull the whole tags array to app layer

[13:47:08] <appledash> Speed doesn't really matter

[13:47:11] <kexmex> modify it, and write the whole thing back

[13:47:22] <appledash> I guess that is definitely possible

[13:47:22] <kexmex> like SSD drives do :)

[13:47:26] <appledash> I just like clean code

[13:47:54] <kexmex> but what you want to do is more complex

[13:48:12] <kexmex> than read/modify/write

[13:48:58] <kexmex> i am guessing this kinda stuff doesn't have to be synchronous, so if you have issues with perf, you could always have a queue that processes this stuff and then changes eventually show up :)

[15:26:10] <Pathum> Hi Anyone here ?

[15:26:21] <NoOutlet> Sure.

[15:27:00] <Pathum> Posted a question on StackOverflow :( And I need your help

[15:27:01] <Pathum> Cannot query over 330k records from mongodb using c++

[15:27:08] <Pathum> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28085130/cannot-query-over-330k-records-from-mongodb-using-c

[15:27:23] <Pathum> 2015-01-22T16:57:59.848+0800 Assertion: 13111:field not found, expected type 7

[15:27:43] <NoOutlet> I've actually responded to that question with a comment already.

[15:28:15] <Pathum> Omg its you :D

[15:29:34] <NoOutlet> Okay....

[17:24:19] <Zelest> Derick, just found your blog on php.net while reading up on strtotime('+1 month') .. :D

[17:24:24] <Zelest> Derick, thanks :D

[22:37:21] <ajitam> hi, question - I'm using $all : [tag1, tag2] to find some todo-s, but now I would like to find todos with "tag1" and "tag2" BUT exclude todos with "tag3"

[22:54:02] <NoOutlet> ajitam: db.coll.find({tags: {$all: ["tag1", "tag2"], $nin: ["tag3"]} })

[22:55:02] <ajitam> the!, I was using $ne !

[22:55:06] <ajitam> thx

[22:56:27] <NoOutlet> One of the best things about MongoDB is how easy it is to set up a quick collection to test advice you want to give.