JS, Mongoose, whats the difference between Type Vs. type?











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whats the difference between Type Vs. type ?!



available : {type: [ {Type:ProductAvailable} ]}


when i use type, like below:-



available : {type: [ {type:ProductAvailable} ]}


it fires errors:-




mongooselibschema.js:616
throw new TypeError('Undefined type ' + name + ' at array `' + path +



TypeError: Undefined type undefined at array available




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    available : {type: [ {Type:ProductAvailable} ]}


    when i use type, like below:-



    available : {type: [ {type:ProductAvailable} ]}


    it fires errors:-




    mongooselibschema.js:616
    throw new TypeError('Undefined type ' + name + ' at array `' + path +



    TypeError: Undefined type undefined at array available




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      available : {type: [ {Type:ProductAvailable} ]}


      when i use type, like below:-



      available : {type: [ {type:ProductAvailable} ]}


      it fires errors:-




      mongooselibschema.js:616
      throw new TypeError('Undefined type ' + name + ' at array `' + path +



      TypeError: Undefined type undefined at array available




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      available : {type: [ {Type:ProductAvailable} ]}


      when i use type, like below:-



      available : {type: [ {type:ProductAvailable} ]}


      it fires errors:-




      mongooselibschema.js:616
      throw new TypeError('Undefined type ' + name + ' at array `' + path +



      TypeError: Undefined type undefined at array available




      Thanks :)






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          type is schemaType (String,Number,Date,Buffer,Boolean,Mixed,ObjectId,Array,Decimal128,Map)



          Type : is used with mongoose schema



          you can also directly use below : 



          available : {type: [ProductAvailable]}


          meaning : available is Array of ProductAvailable






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            type is schemaType (String,Number,Date,Buffer,Boolean,Mixed,ObjectId,Array,Decimal128,Map)



            Type : is used with mongoose schema



            you can also directly use below : 



            available : {type: [ProductAvailable]}


            meaning : available is Array of ProductAvailable






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              type is schemaType (String,Number,Date,Buffer,Boolean,Mixed,ObjectId,Array,Decimal128,Map)



              Type : is used with mongoose schema



              you can also directly use below : 



              available : {type: [ProductAvailable]}


              meaning : available is Array of ProductAvailable






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                type is schemaType (String,Number,Date,Buffer,Boolean,Mixed,ObjectId,Array,Decimal128,Map)



                Type : is used with mongoose schema



                you can also directly use below : 



                available : {type: [ProductAvailable]}


                meaning : available is Array of ProductAvailable






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                type is schemaType (String,Number,Date,Buffer,Boolean,Mixed,ObjectId,Array,Decimal128,Map)



                Type : is used with mongoose schema



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                available : {type: [ProductAvailable]}


                meaning : available is Array of ProductAvailable







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