I've been trying to solve this for about 2 hours. I am returning an object in Nodejs. This object has 3 properties. I can access the first two, but when I try to access the third property, I get the 'undefined' warning. I'm about to go crazy can you help me please?
Request:
const categories = await Categories.find({}); //mongoose query
console.log(categories[0]); //its returning Object
console.log(categories[0].category); //its returning []
console.log(categories[0]._id); //its returning new ObjectId("6257233b897c3b8785ff625b")
console.log(categories[0].mainCategories); //its returning undefined ?? wtf?!
console.log(categories[0].hasOwnProperty("category")); //its returning false
console.log(categories[0].hasOwnProperty("_id")); //its returning false
console.log(categories[0].hasOwnProperty("mainCategories")); //its returning false
Object Result:
{
category: [],
_id: new ObjectId("6257233b897c3b8785ff625b"),
mainCategories: [
{ id: 1000010100, name: 'Konut', subCategories: [Array] },
{ id: 1000010200, name: 'Devremülk', subCategories: [Array] },
{ id: 1000020100, name: 'İşyeri', subCategories: [Array] },
{ id: 1000020200, name: 'Arazi', subCategories: [Array] },
{
id: 1000020300,
name: 'Turistik İşletme',
subCategories: [Array]
}
]
}
The answers given by Cristian Traìna and VebDav caused lightning in my brain. I couldn't find the exact solution to the problem on the internet. But different problems guided me. The problem stems from my stupidity. I forgot to enter the mainCategories field in the mongoose category schema. I added this and its fixed. Thank you so much everyone for your answers.
And now its returning mainCategories :)