How to use the bson-ext.ObjectID function in bson-ext
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it('array of ids', function () {
assert.deepEqual(getArrayPaths({ arr: [BSON.ObjectID('5b1e1a6fa00fd75c4e6c4c30'), BSON.ObjectID('5b1e1a6fa00fd75c4e6c4c32')] }), ['arr'])
})
it('object with mixed', function () {it('object with mixed', function () {
assert.deepEqual(describeTypes({ a: '123', id2: BSON.ObjectID('5b1e1a6fa00fd75c4e6c4c30') }), { id2: 'ObjectID'})
})
})it('array of ids', function () {
assert.deepEqual(describeTypes({ arr: [BSON.ObjectID('5b1e1a6fa00fd75c4e6c4c30'), BSON.ObjectID('5b1e1a6fa00fd75c4e6c4c32')] }), { arr: ['ObjectID'] })
})
it('object with mixed', function () {const convertToBSON = function(doc) {
if (doc && doc._id && doc._id.length === 24) {
doc._id = BSON.ObjectID(doc._id)
}
return doc
}bson-ext
The C++ bson parser for the node.js mongodb driver.
