Update/modify a single existing document in a collection. The selection of the document is done by using some filters. If the collection does not already exist, then we have pass “upsert” option, if we want to create a new document.
Insert multiple documents to collection. We provide an array of documents, and each of those documents are added to the collection.
Insert one document to collection. This command is recommended if we just need to add only one document. If the collection does not already exist, then a collection will be created first when we apply this insertOne() method.
Find the first document in a specific collection or view, that matches the provided filter. We get a single document that fulfills the criteria. If the provided criteria match multiple documents in the collection/view, then this command returns the first document.
JavaScript variables are dynamically typed. That means variables do not have any fixed type, we don’t have to define/set type explicitly. The type of the variable can change during execution. For example, a variable can contain a string and then later it can contain a number, and later some other data.
Find all the geo position members saved in a geoindex, which are within a certain distance and in a certain area(circular or box). This command can be used as a substitute for GEORADIUS and GEOREDIUSBYMEMBER commands, as those commands are deprecated.
Find documents in a specific collection or a view. We can retrieve multiple documents from a collection(or view), based on some filters. This command returns a cursor, we can iterate over the items using the cursor.
Get the longitude and latitude of specific members from a geospatial index. Multiple members are allowed in the same command, so we can get the position of multiple members at the same time as an array.
Get the geohash string for one or more geo index members. We can add some members(longitude, latitude, member_name) to a geoindex using “GEOADD” command, then we can get the geohash of those members using this GEOHASH command.
Here is how to set up a connection from your preferred programming language. We have discussed the setup for NodeJS, Golang here.