I have a model:
class SimpleAction
include Mongoid::Document
field :set_date, :type => Date
and I have some data in collection:
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4f6dd2e83a698b2518000006"), "name" : "lost", "notes" : "", "set_date(1i)" : "2012", "set_date(2i)" : "3", "set_date(3i)" : "25", "set_date(4i)" : "13", "set_date(5i)" : "57", "duration" : 15, "todo" : "4" }
You can see that mongoid store date in the five fields - set_date(ni).
I have two question:
How can I filter data by set_date field in the mongo console client? Something like this:
db.simple_actions.find({ set_date : { "$lte" : new Date() } })
My query didn't return any data.
How can I filter data by set_date field in my Rails controller? Something like this:
@simple_actions = SimpleAction.where(:set_date => { '$lte' => Date.today })
I would recommend not using Date
, but instead DateTime
:
field :set_date, :type => DateTime
Now not only will it be stored in 1 field, like so:
"set_date" : ISODate("2012-03-14T17:42:27Z")
But Mongoid will correctly handle various conversions for queries like you want:
SimpleAction.where( :set_date => { :$lte => Date.today } )
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