Hi,
just an observation, I needed to add a “$” character to a string in a project clause to create some self generating code .
{$concat['$','string']}
does not work and I did not find a way to escape the $ character,
but did find that {$concat['\\$','string']}
produced ‘\$string’ and { $replaceOne: { input: {$concat: ['\\$',"$Specification.name"]}, find: '\\', replacement: '' } }
produced the required “$string”.
Or am I missing a simpler way of doing this?
Welcome to the MongoDB community @Ido_Lelie!
You can use the $literal
expression to avoid evaluating values like those containing a $
:
> db.myCollection.aggregate([
{ $project: {
myString: {
$concat: [ { $literal: "$"}, "string" ]
}
}}
])
[ { _id: ObjectId("63ec193b85a71b2dc61637c7"), myString: '$string' } ]
Regards,
Stennie
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