Why my mongodb-stitch service return me the value type ($numberLong, $numberInt,…)?












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Why my mongodb-stitch service return me the type of value ($numberLong, $numberInt,…) while the Compass application do not do ?



How to have the same varialble format like in Compas or how to handle this with Stitch ?



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  • That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

    – haley
    Nov 16 '18 at 18:20











  • Hi, did you find any solution ?

    – Furkan yeşiloğlu
    Mar 9 at 14:42
















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Why my mongodb-stitch service return me the type of value ($numberLong, $numberInt,…) while the Compass application do not do ?



How to have the same varialble format like in Compas or how to handle this with Stitch ?



Mongodb-stitch



enter image description here



Compass



enter image description here










share|improve this question























  • That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

    – haley
    Nov 16 '18 at 18:20











  • Hi, did you find any solution ?

    – Furkan yeşiloğlu
    Mar 9 at 14:42














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Why my mongodb-stitch service return me the type of value ($numberLong, $numberInt,…) while the Compass application do not do ?



How to have the same varialble format like in Compas or how to handle this with Stitch ?



Mongodb-stitch



enter image description here



Compass



enter image description here










share|improve this question














Why my mongodb-stitch service return me the type of value ($numberLong, $numberInt,…) while the Compass application do not do ?



How to have the same varialble format like in Compas or how to handle this with Stitch ?



Mongodb-stitch



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Compass



enter image description here







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  • That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

    – haley
    Nov 16 '18 at 18:20











  • Hi, did you find any solution ?

    – Furkan yeşiloğlu
    Mar 9 at 14:42



















  • That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

    – haley
    Nov 16 '18 at 18:20











  • Hi, did you find any solution ?

    – Furkan yeşiloğlu
    Mar 9 at 14:42

















That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

– haley
Nov 16 '18 at 18:20





That's just the way Stitch displays the data to you. You can interact with the values as if they were normal dates or numbers. Also, if you console.log() the values, you can see what it actually looks like without the $numberLong, $numberInt

– haley
Nov 16 '18 at 18:20













Hi, did you find any solution ?

– Furkan yeşiloğlu
Mar 9 at 14:42





Hi, did you find any solution ?

– Furkan yeşiloğlu
Mar 9 at 14:42












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MongoDB Stitch functions have access to utility packages provided through various global variables.



And some of them are below: https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/functions/utilities/

JSON

EJSON

BSON



When you execute your function, response prints with EJSON.
Thats why you see your response like this at result tab, in the bottom of your response like that:




result (JavaScript):
EJSON.parse('[{"_id":{"$oid":"5bf9302f72a975ed8229fdf4"}, "rating": {"$numberDouble": "5"}, {...







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    MongoDB Stitch functions have access to utility packages provided through various global variables.



    And some of them are below: https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/functions/utilities/

    JSON

    EJSON

    BSON



    When you execute your function, response prints with EJSON.
    Thats why you see your response like this at result tab, in the bottom of your response like that:




    result (JavaScript):
    EJSON.parse('[{"_id":{"$oid":"5bf9302f72a975ed8229fdf4"}, "rating": {"$numberDouble": "5"}, {...







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      MongoDB Stitch functions have access to utility packages provided through various global variables.



      And some of them are below: https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/functions/utilities/

      JSON

      EJSON

      BSON



      When you execute your function, response prints with EJSON.
      Thats why you see your response like this at result tab, in the bottom of your response like that:




      result (JavaScript):
      EJSON.parse('[{"_id":{"$oid":"5bf9302f72a975ed8229fdf4"}, "rating": {"$numberDouble": "5"}, {...







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        MongoDB Stitch functions have access to utility packages provided through various global variables.



        And some of them are below: https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/functions/utilities/

        JSON

        EJSON

        BSON



        When you execute your function, response prints with EJSON.
        Thats why you see your response like this at result tab, in the bottom of your response like that:




        result (JavaScript):
        EJSON.parse('[{"_id":{"$oid":"5bf9302f72a975ed8229fdf4"}, "rating": {"$numberDouble": "5"}, {...







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        MongoDB Stitch functions have access to utility packages provided through various global variables.



        And some of them are below: https://docs.mongodb.com/stitch/functions/utilities/

        JSON

        EJSON

        BSON



        When you execute your function, response prints with EJSON.
        Thats why you see your response like this at result tab, in the bottom of your response like that:




        result (JavaScript):
        EJSON.parse('[{"_id":{"$oid":"5bf9302f72a975ed8229fdf4"}, "rating": {"$numberDouble": "5"}, {...








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