Add findOneAndUpdate to MongoCollection.
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@@ -46,7 +46,19 @@ export default class MongoCollection {
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count(query, { skip, limit, sort } = {}) {
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return this._mongoCollection.count(query, { skip, limit, sort });
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}
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// Atomically finds and updates an object based on query.
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// The result is the promise with an object that was in the database !AFTER! changes.
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// Postgres Note: Translates directly to `UPDATE * SET * ... RETURNING *`, which will return data after the change is done.
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findOneAndUpdate(query, update) {
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// arguments: query, sort, update, options(optional)
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// Setting `new` option to true makes it return the after document, not the before one.
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return this._mongoCollection.findAndModify(query, [], update, { new: true }).then(document => {
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// Value is the object where mongo returns multiple fields.
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return document.value;
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})
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}
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// Atomically find and delete an object based on query.
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// The result is the promise with an object that was in the database before deleting.
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// Postgres Note: Translates directly to `DELETE * FROM ... RETURNING *`, which will return data after delete is done.
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