How to have a variable as key when using mongoose [duplicate]

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I am fetching a document that has an id that I am in position of.
For example the db has this kind of schema:

"id1": {
...
}

"id2": {
...
}

I am running a for over the json and data[i].address is id + i,
I want to update every key and value that are inside these id's but I can't use a variable as a key for mongoose, it throws an error.
Any trick to doing that?

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  If you mean "within another property" then that's typically Mixed but you should seriously consider a regular array of objects with fixed key names. If you mean at the document root, then that's the { strict: false } option as noted.
  
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I am fetching a document that has an id that I am in position of.
For example the db has this kind of schema:

"id1": {
...
}

"id2": {
...
}

I am running a for over the json and data[i].address is id + i,
I want to update every key and value that are inside these id's but I can't use a variable as a key for mongoose, it throws an error.
Any trick to doing that?

javascript node.js database mongodb mongoose

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I am fetching a document that has an id that I am in position of.
For example the db has this kind of schema:

"id1": {
...
}

"id2": {
...
}

I am running a for over the json and data[i].address is id + i,
I want to update every key and value that are inside these id's but I can't use a variable as a key for mongoose, it throws an error.
Any trick to doing that?

javascript node.js database mongodb mongoose

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  Associative array with mongoose schema?
  
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  Mongoose variable key name
  
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  How to use mongoose model schema with dynamic keys?
  
  1 answer
  
  

I am fetching a document that has an id that I am in position of.
For example the db has this kind of schema:

"id1": {
...
}

"id2": {
...
}

I am running a for over the json and data[i].address is id + i,
I want to update every key and value that are inside these id's but I can't use a variable as a key for mongoose, it throws an error.
Any trick to doing that?

This question already has an answer here:

• 
  Associative array with mongoose schema?
  
  2 answers
  
  


• 
  Mongoose variable key name
  
  4 answers
  
  


• 
  How to use mongoose model schema with dynamic keys?
  
  1 answer
  
  

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  If you mean "within another property" then that's typically Mixed but you should seriously consider a regular array of objects with fixed key names. If you mean at the document root, then that's the { strict: false } option as noted.
  
  – Neil Lunn
  Nov 20 '18 at 2:14
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

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  If you mean "within another property" then that's typically Mixed but you should seriously consider a regular array of objects with fixed key names. If you mean at the document root, then that's the { strict: false } option as noted.
  
  – Neil Lunn
  Nov 20 '18 at 2:14
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

If you mean "within another property" then that's typically Mixed but you should seriously consider a regular array of objects with fixed key names. If you mean at the document root, then that's the { strict: false } option as noted.

– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 '18 at 2:14

If you mean "within another property" then that's typically Mixed but you should seriously consider a regular array of objects with fixed key names. If you mean at the document root, then that's the { strict: false } option as noted.

– Neil Lunn
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