foodoc | A Bootstrap and Handlebars based JSDoc3 template | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | foodoc Summary
FooDoc is a Bootstrap and Handlebars based template for JSDoc3. A big thanks must go out to DocStrap as it served as the inspiration for this project. This project began as a simple modification of DocStrap. Removing the Bootswatch support in favor of my own CSS customizations but it ended up with me re-writing pretty much the entire template, even switching out the template engine to Handlebars.
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- Instantiates the lunr search system .
- Initializes the Lunr instance .
- register clip - ins
- The AccessFilter class
- Convert a longname to a filename .
- Start TOC .
- reset text content
- create script tag
- return a function
- Fishes the dropdown
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QUESTION
I have a MongoDB collection contains differents entity with same interface IDocument
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 08:51The _documentsCollection
variable is defined as ICollection>
, thus you can insert documents that are defined both as FooDocument
and BarDocument
and it works - MongoDB knows how to store them in one collection and preserve their original type (_t
field).
Once they're inserted to the same collection, you're trying to query ICollection>
using filter that is defined on the derived type, which won't be allowed by the compiler, since BarField
is unknown to IDocument
.
What you can do is to define another variable which targers BarDocument
specifically and then run your query on such collection:
QUESTION
I'm trying to read some documents from a mongo database and parse the schema in a spark DataFrame. So far I have had success reading from mongo and transforming the resulting mongoRDD into a DataFrame using a schema defined by case classes, but there's a scenario where the mongo collection has a field containing multiple datatypes (array of strings vs. array of nested objects). So far I have been simply parsing the field as a string, then using spark sql's from_json() to parse the nested objects in the new schema, but I am finding that when a field does not conform to the schema, it returns null for all fields in the schema - not simply the field that does not conform. Is there a way to parse this so that only fields not matching the schema will return null?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-07 at 09:15No, there is no easy way to do this as having merge incompatible schema in the same document collection is an anti-pattern, even in Mongo.
There are three main approaches to deal with this:
Fix the data in MongoDB.
Issue a query that "normalizes" the Mongo schema, e.g., drops fields with incompatible types or converts them or renames them, etc.
Issue separate queries to Mongo for documents of a particular schema type. (Mongo has query operators that can filter based on the type of a field.) Then post-process in Spark and, finally, union the data into a single Spark dataset.
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