Node.js Crash Course Tutorial #9 - MongoDB
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Hey gang, in this Node.js tutorial, we'll hook our node express app up with mongodb, a NoSQL database. Well use mongodb atlas to set up our database online - www.mongodb.com/cloud/atlas/
0:00 -- intro to mongodb
2:24 -- mongodb setup with atlas
6:51 -- mongoose
19:26 -- getting & saving data
30:33 -- outputting documents in views
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If anyone is struggling to connect to the database, you can try the following
1. On the mongo site for your database there is a "Network Access' option in the left panel under the 'Security section' - click on this
2. You will see a green button that allows you to 'Add IP Address', - click on this
3. A new modal window will appear - you can choose one of two options
a. Add current IP Address - this will allow you to access the db from the computer you are currently using
b. Allow Access From Anywhere - this will allow access from any computer - For the purpose of this tutorial I chose this option as my Internet Provider updates the IP Address of my home periodically.
4. It will take a few seconds to update (you will see a spinner) and once it is complete you should see the 'connected to db' message in your terminal with you restart the application.
Great tutorials as always Net Ninja! Well worth the money.
Thank u so much! Even though I let mongoDB added my computer IP automatically but the error was still 'because of the wrong IP' so I couldn't connect to the db.
thanks so much man. i was really struggling to connect to my db and this helped
Thanks Dear it works
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if you're facing any problems connecting to the cluster, make sure your ip is added to the IP access list under network access tab, mine was changed like 7 times in 5 minutes and after spending so much time I finally understood what's the problem so I always recommend refreshing the network access tab unless you have a static IP.
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Really interesting (if not the best) topic you ever treated on this series.
Thank you very much. I was looking for a reliable MongoDB tutorial, and it's surely one of the best.
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Awesome tutorial. Was struggling with learning MongoDB but this made it so much easier to learn.
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This is such a brilliant tutorial. I'm a front-end dev trying to speed-learn nodejs and mongodb, and this video sorted me out perfectly with some of the more tricky things to get my head around with database managment (I've not worked directly with databases before). Just getting a free 3rd party online system to manage the database seems like a perfect solution to get started quickly.
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I never used the .then and .catch in my projects yet , you made it easier for me to understand its uses. Thank you so much, Sensei. :-D Looking forward to the next!
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@@NetNinjaMongooseError: Operation `todos.insertOne()` buffering timed out after 10000ms
at Timeout. (C:\Users\Solitude\Documents\GitHub
ode-js-todolist
ode_modules\mongoose\lib\drivers
ode-mongodb-native\collection.js:197:23) i krrp getting this error i need help
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Is your internet working?
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sorry didnt you get error in .then() nd .catch
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Best tutorial of MongoDB I've seen so far :D
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Same goes to API keys, or anything you use to access something. People will steal your account if you don't take this seriously, and if it is a paying subscription, you will need to pay huge amounts for that mistake, not to mention the damage they can do to your users, if you are storing sensitive data.
There is a way to use usernames and passwords safely. Please look up .env or dotenv to learn about environmental variables and how to use them.
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The version on the repo saved me. So glad it's part of this tutorial.
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Very helpful tutorial. I already learned a lot about NodeJS from this wonderful series
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Absolutely incredible video! You walked through every step in a very clear and simple manner. Please keep up the great work!
Thanks Zink, that means a lot :) cheers for watching
really very well explained mongo db and mongoose i never seen this tutorail like this you explained really welll in simple manner and easy to understand thank you make this tutorail ninja 👏
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Nice video! I was trying to manage a MongoDB database on a digital ocean server but it was such a hassle to not be able to push things directly from my computer to the database. MongoDB Atlas makes this way more efficient.
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Consider doing Firebase Cloud Messaging(FCM) next as a series of tutorial.
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Hi! loving the course. I have a question, when we work with php and Mysql we need to connect and close the connection , do we need to consider that working with node and Mongo?
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This course is the absolute best, you are such a great teacher, thank you!! I am having a problem because when I go in to create a cluster it just hangs and hangs. I checked the mongoDB status page and it says everything is fine, no significant delays. This has been creating for over an hour. The last one I tried to create hung forever. I created it in June and today when I logged in it was still spinning so I deleted it... Any suggestions appreciated. :)
Love the tutorial - I was wondering what the really short answer is to when is best to use a SQL database vs a NoSQL database?
Good job man! Thanks a lot!!
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Hell yes!! i finally get it!
Wonderful tutorial .
Thank you very much
Man, I had such a hard time connecting to the DB finally used an IP address of any and it worked
I had the same problem and I used what you mentioned above! I have another problem now which is when I'm using the sandbox routes
the nodemon app crashed saying waiting for file changes before starting... Do you this problem or not?
Thank a lot , you made hard topic's simple. You are the best !
Glad to hear that! :)
One of the most charming conundrums: schemas aiming at providing structure for a non-structured database ;-)
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Very helpful, thank you!
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Glad it was helpful! :) thanks for watching
I love your courses. I take your follow them on here and on Udemy. I struggled with Mongoose, I wish you had a mini series on it that I could follow before taking this course.
I will probably do a small mongo course at some point!
@@NetNinja thank you. Mongo itself is easy to understand and there are lots of courses for it. Mongoose makes it hard, so i think the ficus should be on Mongoose.
Hey that was a nice refresher.
In the part where you have app.listen during the then statement, what would you recommend if my database connection is on a different js file than my app.js? I try to have as many js files as I can to keep my code small and organized.
I'm going to need to rewatch this a couple of times
I was stuck for so long until I found your video. I was connected to the DB but was unable to save POST requests. Turns out I had written my model name incorrectly and it didn't match the collections name in the db. Thank you!
@netnija thanks for this awwsome video!! You are one of my favourite online tutors along with Brad Traversy but i have a small issue. Do you mean CRUD instead of SRUD save, read, update and delete because i have never heard of that before. I have googled everywhere and all that gets return is CRUD which i believe is the correct terminolgy ?
Great teaching! We need a node course on Udemy with deep dive in Express and Axios. You can't find teaching on Axios and with Multiple Axios Requests simultaneously using axios.spread.
I am getting 2 entries in the db while adding just one, how should i rectify that?
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Advance congratulations for your 0.5 Million subscribers
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Hey man! Amazing tutorial! I just have a doubt regarding when to use get vs post methods. In the sandbox route where you create a blog, shouldn’t it be a post instead? I’m new to this so I still get confused a little by this. Thanks in advance!
If you're coding a RESTful API with Node, then you should definitely follow the HTTP VERB guidelines, which is to use GET, POST, PATCH and DELETE as expected. However, if you're just coding a sandbox type application or not really creating a RESTful API, then, I think it's not entirely wrong to follow the approach here in this video... just my conclusion as I had the same thought when I watched this
Hi....Sir. I need to know create slide show image automatic in visual studio code.please help me?
in current version Clusters is now called Database
Clusters -> Database