I have the following case class:
@GQLDirective(federation.Key("User Config"))
case class UserConfig(
userId: Int,
personalGroup: Option[PersonalGroup] = None,
accountGroup: Option[AccountGroup] = None
) extends Bson {
override def toBsonDocument[TDocument](documentClass: Class[TDocument], codecRegistry: CodecRegistry): BsonDocument = {
new BsonDocumentWrapper[UserConfig](this, codecRegistry.get(classOf[UserConfig]))
}
}
And trying to update an already stored document this way:
def update(userConfig: UserConfig) = {
collection.updateOne(equal("userId", 1), userConfig).headOption()
}
But when I am trying to do so I have the following error:
Invalid BSON field name userId
I have also tried to use replaceOne method, but it will replace the whole object and erase the fields that I don't want to.
What I am trying to achieve: I want to save only changed fields in mongodb document. These fields are given by graphql request
For now, I found a way to convert and recursively merge new object with old ones like this. If somebody has a better code or opinion - I will be happy to chat
val firstJson = parse(userConfigFromRequest.toBsonDocument(classOf[UserConfig], codecRegistry).toJson).extract[Map[String, Any]]
val secondJson = parse(config.toBsonDocument(classOf[UserConfig], codecRegistry).toJson).extract[Map[String, Any]]
val merged = deepMerge(firstJson, secondJson)
def deepMerge(
map1: Map[String, Any],
map2: Map[String, Any],
accum: MutableMap[String, Any] = MutableMap[String, Any]()
): MutableMap[String, Any] = {
map1 foreach {
case (key, value: Map[String, Any]) => {
map2.get(key) match {
case Some(oldValue: Map[String, Any]) => {
accum.put(key, deepMerge(value, map2, MutableMap(oldValue.toSeq: _*) ))
}
case None => accum.put(key, value)
}
}
case (key, value) => {
accum.put(key, value)
}
}
accum
}
}