Ritu Singh
Problem:
I have an inventory management system app that uses React for the front end, express for the backend, and mongoDB. I have a table of products and next to each product there is a delete button. When I click the delete button I want to delete that product from my mongoDB database.
I set up an endpoint in express, and I am passing the correct id for each product, but I keep getting an 500 error. here is the frontend code where the delete button is handled:
here is the express server code:
I believe the error is from this line: const deletedProduct = await Product.deleteOne(documentToDelete); this is the value of documentToDelete: { _id: 'ObjectID(657142d6ad5a5e69a000758d)' } Could I not be using the deleteOne method correctly?
I tried fixing it myself, by looking at other examples and the official MongoDB documentation
Solution:
Try this code to resolve the error you are facing :
Suggested blogs:
>Use of Singletons in .NET Core in AWS Lambda
>How to do PHP Decryption from Node.js Encryption
>How to destroy a custom object within the use Effect hook in TypeScript?
>How to Set up the local environment for Angular development?
>How to solve encoding issue when writing to a text file, with Python?
>Create a function that convert a dynamic Json to a formula in Typescript
>Narrow SomeType vs SomeType[]
>Use Firebase Realtime Database with ASP.NET MVC App
>How to Set up the Android emulator?
>Step by Step guide to Deploy Terraform in Azure using GitHub Actions
>Testing react components using Hooks and Mocks