I was facing a problem and by reading the documentation, I was not be able to find the solution to the problem. The raw query section does not provide enough information, of how to use raw query method in different problems. Will be nice to add a section in the raw query that explains you, how to query a specific record through a nested array in mongo db.

` Example: Document.objects(raw={"_

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Hi! I'm willing to notify you about outdated Getting Started part in your site.
I tried to use quick start from it (http://mongorito.com) and example doesn't work at all! I use your example from Github and it work perfect. Thanks!

Discriminators need:

• better tests (because tests are examples of how to use it too)
• better / actual documentation (#16)
• rework the already existing test(s) to be better understandable

specific question for @B-Stefan:
(i already asked on discord, but remade it to here)
why does the (base) model of inheritanceClass(tests/models) have an discriminatorKey which is type of `n

Unless I'm not seeing the reference, there is no way to access the parent document from inside an embedded document instance method without passing in the document when calling the function. This is particularly useful for integration objects but I'm sure there are benefits for other use cases.

for example:

class EmbeddedIntegration(umongo.EmbeddedDocument):
    api_obj_id = fields

Currently Document::validate calls if first argument of Document::save passed to true.
It throws exception. There is reason allowing scenario when document silently validated, and resulot obtainded from Document::getErrors

In your Elassandra support page, you have an example of mapping that uses string as a type and uses "analyzed" for the index field:

es_index_mapping: {
  discover: '.*',
  properties: {
      "name" : {
          "type" : "string",      // <- this is no

I'm getting Property '_id' does not exist on type (or Property 'id' does not exist on type) on an array

blah: Type.array().of({
etc: Type.string()
})

blah._id => no property.

All arrays in mongoose by default have _id. Am I doing something wrong?

todo

• update codebase & add to CI/CD.
• add some info to CONTRIBUTING.md on how to get these tools setup and how to use them on this codebase.

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/database-references/#dbrefs

As I understand this is useful when you have for example one-to-many (1-n) relation, and "n" isn't ref to single collection (because of Concrete Table Inheritance strategy )

• It appears that docs are quite outdated, some crucial docs aren't there, I found stuff from reading docs but I feel that others might benefits from an updated docs. I would love to contribute, but haven't figure out the "contributor" docs :P
• New version (v5.4.0) was released recently but I couldn't find the change log. Could you point me toward the change logs? I was reading through the comm

Sounds like monogram is something like a redux inspired driver for MongoDB in Node. Sounds like it could be super helpful, but I'm not really sure. Are there docs anywhere? I've read the README but I didn't see an API definition, example usage, etc. I somewhat understood the test cases, but I'm not sure what Test.pre(), Test.action$.subscribe() etc do, what their function signature is, etc.