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[03:46:55] <ilhami> Hello

[03:47:07] <ilhami> have you heard of use cases where mongodb was used with reactJS app?

[12:45:59] <b_maniac> heya fellas

[12:50:15] <b_maniac> I got a very complex structure which has lots of nested arrays and documents. What I want is for projection let's say I don't want to see any _id field, when I do find({}{_id:0} it only doesn't show the id on parent. Looking at my structure I can also say like find({}{"SubData._id":0}) but instead of specifying all parents I want to know if there's any way to do something like find({},{*._id:0}) nay ideas? https://pastebin.com/0ZBti6JU <-

[12:50:15] <b_maniac> you can check result of find() from here

[13:00:40] <asgs> I'm not sure if you can use regex like that. it can be used to filter values for sure; but for field names, no idea

[15:56:38] <b_maniac> please let me know if anyone got idea

[16:17:56] <obZen> Hi I'm trying to add a PATH variable in Windows 10

[16:18:13] <obZen> I added: C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin\

[16:18:26] <obZen> And restarted, ran mongo and it is not recognized

[16:18:30] <obZen> I also tried "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin\mongo.exe" --dbpath C:\data\db

[16:18:35] <obZen> and still nothing

[16:19:50] <obZen> But if I run in cmd: PATH=C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin\

[16:19:54] <obZen> then type mongo

[16:19:56] <obZen> It works

[18:24:31] <raynold> ahh it's a wonderful day