Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Operators that can be used inside a MongoDB Query available as r function
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gte(x)
eq(x)
ne(x)
lt(x)
lte(x)
"in"(x)
inside(x)
nin(x)
and(x)
not(x)
nor(x)
or(x)
exists(x)
type(x)
expr(x)
jsonSchema(x)
mod(x)
regex(x)
type(x)
text(x)
where(x)
geoIntersects(x)
geoWithin(x)
near(x)
nearSphere(x)
all(x)
size(x)
bitsAllClear(x)
bitsAllSet(x)
bitsAnyClear(x)
bitsAnySet(x)
comment(x)
elemMatch(x)
meta(x)
slice(x)
currentDate(x)
inc(x)
min(x)
max(x)
mul(x)
rename(x)
set(x)
setOnInsert(x)
unset(x)
addToSet(x)
pop(x)
pull(x)
push(x)
pullAll(x)
each(x)
position(x)
slice(x)
sort(x)
bit(x)
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Some query operators already have meaning in R language such as: in for you to get around this you can refer to is as 'in'(in surrounded by backtick) or inside
a list that can be parsed into a part of/whole MongoDB query
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