Finder
The Finder()
method is used to obtain a new generic query object, namely Finder[T]
. With the methods of Finder[T]
, we can execute relevant query operations.
Find a single document
user, err := userColl.Finder().Filter(query.Id("60e96214a21b1b0001c3d69e")).FindOne(context.Background())
The
FindOne
method is used to query a single document.user
is a pointer object of the specified generic type, i.e.,*User
.The
Filter
method allows us to specify search criteria. It accepts parameters of typeany
, meaning any type of argument can be passed in, provided they are valid query conditions. In the example above,query.Id("60e96214a21b1b0001c3d69e")
is used to specify the search condition where_id
equals60e96214a21b1b0001c3d69e
. For more on building query conditions, refer to thequery
package.
Find multiple documents
users, err := userColl.Finder().Filter(query.In("_id", "60e96214a21b1b0001c3d69e", "80e96214a21b1b0001c3d70e")).Find(context.Background())
- The
Find
method is used to query multiple documents.users
is a slice of pointer objects of the specified generic type, i.e.,[]*User
.
Count document
count, err := userColl.Finder().
Filter(query.NewBuilder().Gt("age", 18).Lt("age", 24).Build()).
Count(context.Background())
- The
Count
method is used to count the number of documents.count
is of typeint64
.
Distinct query
result, err := userColl.Finder().Distinct(context.Background(), "age")
ageSlice := make([]int, 0)
err := userColl.Finder().DistinctWithParse(context.Background(), "age", &ageSlice)
The
Distinct
method is used to query unique values of a specified field.result
is of type[]any
.If you wish to parse the result into a slice, you can use the
DistinctWithParse
method. This method takes a pointer to a slice as a parameter for parsing the results.