SchemaTypeOptions
SchemaTypeOptions()
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.cast
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.default
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.immutable
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.index
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.ref
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.ref
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.required
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.select
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.sparse
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.text
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.transform
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.type
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.unique
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.validate
SchemaTypeOptions()
Type:
- «constructor»
The options defined on a schematype.
Example:
const schema = new Schema({ name: String });
schema.path('name').options instanceof mongoose.SchemaTypeOptions; // true
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.cast
Type:
- «String»
Allows overriding casting logic for this individual path. If a string, the given string overwrites Mongoose's default cast error message.
Example:
const schema = new Schema({
num: {
type: Number,
cast: '{VALUE} is not a valid number'
}
});
// Throws 'CastError: "bad" is not a valid number'
schema.path('num').cast('bad');
const Model = mongoose.model('Test', schema);
const doc = new Model({ num: 'fail' });
const err = doc.validateSync();
err.errors['num']; // 'CastError: "fail" is not a valid number'
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.default
Type:
- «Function|Any»
The default value for this path. If a function, Mongoose executes the function and uses the return value as the default.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.immutable
Type:
- «Function|Boolean»
If truthy, Mongoose will disallow changes to this path once the document is saved to the database for the first time. Read more about immutability in Mongoose here.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.index
Type:
- «Boolean|Number|Object»
If truthy, Mongoose will build an index on this path when the model is compiled.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.ref
Type:
- «Function|String»
The model that populate()
should use if populating this path.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.ref
Type:
- «Function|String»
The path in the document that populate()
should use to find the model
to use.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.required
Type:
- «Function|Boolean»
If true, attach a required validator to this path, which ensures this path cannot be set to a nullish value. If a function, Mongoose calls the function and only checks for nullish values if the function returns a truthy value.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.select
Type:
- «Boolean|Number»
Whether to include or exclude this path by default when loading documents
using find()
, findOne()
, etc.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.sparse
Type:
- «Boolean|Number»
If truthy, Mongoose will build a sparse index on this path.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.text
Type:
- «Boolean|Number|Object»
If truthy, Mongoose will build a text index on this path.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.transform
Type:
- «Function»
Define a transform function for this individual schema type.
Only called when calling toJSON()
or toObject()
.
Example:
const schema = Schema({
myDate: {
type: Date,
transform: v => v.getFullYear()
}
});
const Model = mongoose.model('Test', schema);
const doc = new Model({ myDate: new Date('2019/06/01') });
doc.myDate instanceof Date; // true
const res = doc.toObject({ transform: true });
res.myDate; // 2019
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.type
Type:
- «Function|String|Object»
The type to cast this path to.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.unique
Type:
- «Boolean|Number»
If truthy, Mongoose
will build a unique index on this path when the
model is compiled. The unique
option is not a validator.
SchemaTypeOptions.prototype.validate
Type:
- «Function|Object»
Function or object describing how to validate this schematype.