I am using MongoseDB in order to receive some information about an item. When i try to search for it, it finds it with no trouble, but for some reasons this function is not pushing them into my array. I think this might be because of some async functions and that the console.log() is triggered before any item is being pushed in there.
const getOrders = function(allOrders){
let promise = new Promise((succ, fail)=>{
let ordersTodisplay = []
for (let order of allOrders) {
if (!(order.orderId === null || order.orderItem === null)){
postMong.findById(order.orderItem, function (err, item) {
ordersTodisplay.push(item)
})
}
}
if(ordersTodisplay.length > 0){
succ(ordersTodisplay)
} else{
fail("no items")
}
})
return promise
}
router.get('/accountpage',function(req,res){
const userDB = req.session.username
if (userDB !== undefined && userDB){
userForm.findOne({ username : userDB }, function (err, user) {
const userOrders = user.userOrders;
if (userOrders.length > 1) {
getOrders(userOrders).then((result)=>{console.log(result)}, (fail)=>{console.log(fail)})
res.render('../view/accountpage',{username: userDB,orders: itemsToDisplay});
}
else{
res.render('../view/accountpage',{username: userDB,orders: "There are no orders"});
}
});
} else {
res.redirect("/login")
}
});
The result is : no items
CodePudding user response:
You have to for the database call to complete and then push the data in the array like this, using async-await:
const getOrders = function(allOrders){
let promise = new Promise(async (succ, fail)=>{
let ordersTodisplay = []
for (let order of allOrders) {
if (!(order.orderId === null || order.orderItem === null)){
await postMong.findById(order.orderItem, function (err, item) {
ordersTodisplay.push(item)
})
}
}
if(ordersTodisplay.length > 0){
succ(ordersTodisplay)
} else{
fail("no items")
}
})
return promise
}