Let's say I have a document like this:
{
_id: ObjectId("1234567890"),
author: "ABC1",
text:"this is a Post",
details: {
time: "14/05/2015",
Edit: "none"
},
comments: [
{
comment_text: "Hello",
user: "alan",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
{
comment_text: "Hi Every One",
user: "bob",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
{
comment_text: "Good morning , Alan",
user: "Alan",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
{
comment_text: "I'm bob",
user: "bob",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
],
category: "IT"
}
I want to build a query that returns this object but with only Bob's comments in the comments array.
{
author: "ABC1",
text:"this is a Post",
details: {
time: "14/05/2015",
Edit: "none"
},
comments: [
{
comment_text: "Hi Every One",
user: "bob",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
{
comment_text: "I'm bob",
user: "bob",
time:"20/05/2014 20:44"
},
],
category: "IT"
}
How can this be done?
$unwind
(and $match
) in an aggregation pipeline will get me the correct subdocuments, but not as an array of objects within the original document.$elemMatch
within a projection (with find()
or findOne()
) only returns the first matching comment (subdocument).
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