Comparing date field in Query does not work for me

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#1 
query.greaterThan('createdAt', date)

where date is a native js Date object. So would be it greaterThan or lessThan - that part of query doesn’t affect anything like it absent. But because I use aggregation for my request as a solution I apply match in pipeline:

    const pipeline = [
        { match: { createdAt: { $gt: date } } },
        .....
      ];

But what can I do in simple query without aggregation?

I read something about intricacy with ISOdate and mongo but it did not clear anything. Tryed instead Date object substitute string (iso timestamp) and number (ms) - does not matter.

#2

query.greaterThan('createdAt', date) should work properly. Do you mind to write a failing test case?

#3

Thank for the answer. I replaced greaterThan to lessThan with no effect. If you say that it should work fine - my code had some simple/stupid mistake/mistyping.

#4

I’m using date fields to compare values or ordering objects with no issues. Can you share an example code? Is date object defined?

Can't group by field inside facet
#5

I console.log date object (today) of course. Code look like this:

const now = new Date();
const today = new Date(now.getFullYear(), now.getMonth(), now.getDate());

const statQuery = await query()
  .equalTo('merchant', merchant);  // this condition working
  .greaterThan('createdAt', today); // this condition does not effect

const result = await statQuery.aggregate(pipeline)

Please take it easy, I understood for the future that date comparing work in simple query (and I workaround it already for that case via comparing inside aggregation), so this problem not so actual.

But I have more interesting question about group inside facet (will write it soon in new topic).

#6

I believe you have to either use greaterThan or aggregate. They won’t work together in the same query.

#7

Thank you, that’s the point. So with aggregation we must use for comparing only something inside aggregate, like match stage and comparing operators in my first message.

#8

Yes. I believe they don’t work together. So, when using aggregate, you should use mongodb match operator instead of the sdk functions.