I am learning mongoose and I have ran into a "clean code" issue. The code works fine and is connected to another file containing my schema. The issue is the function call for "createNewApplicant."

It is getting messy really quick. I am trying to work towards creating an awesome job application / onboarding website for our talent team at my company.

Does anyone have any clean coding tips to shorten the function calls? I've thought of using an object but then I just pass the problem off to my object constructor and it doesn't really solve the issue.

Thank you so much for the time and consideration.

const mongoose = require('mongoose')
const Applicant = require('./Applicant')
const colors = require('colors')

//connecting to mongodb with mongoose
mongoose.connect(MONGOURI,
    () => {
        console.log('connected'.cyan)
    },
    e => console.error(e)
)

//a constructor function which creates a new applicant and stores it in our db
const createNewApplicant = async (fName, lName, eAddress, pNumber, hobbiesArray, addressObject) => {
    try{


        //phone number validation (checks length of phone number)
        if (pNumber.length != 10){
            console.log("incorrect phone number | shutting down function createNewApplicant".bgRed)
            return
        }

        //we have to await because Applicant.create returns a promise
        const applicant = await Applicant.create({
            firstName: fName,
            lastName: lName,
            emailAddress: eAddress,
            phoneNumber: pNumber,
            hobbies: hobbiesArray,
            address: addressObject
         })
        console.log("New Applicant Saved".yellow)
    } catch (e) {
        console.log(e.message)
    }
}

//our function call to create a new applicant
createNewApplicant(
    "Matthew", 
    "Igloo", 
    "myigloo@gmail.com", 
    "9188585576",
    ["running", "skipping", "jumping"],
    { "city": "Tulsa", "state": "OK" }
)