Access mongo create schema in parse

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Issue Description

I am drynamically creating schema in mongodb and want it to show in parse, but it won't

Steps to reproduce

here is an example of how I create my schema:

db.createCollection ( "invoices", { capped : false, autoIndexId : true, //max : 0, validationLevel : "strict", validator : { $jsonSchema : { bsonType : "object", required : [ "customer", "company", "user", "date", "dateDue", "status", "terms" ] } } } );

Expected Results

I expect to have the schema showing in Parse and dashboard

Actual Outcome

Nothing shows dispite it showing in the mongodb collection list

Environment Setup

• Server

  • parse-server version (Be specific! Don't say 'latest'.) : 1.11
  • Operating System: [FILL THIS OUT]
  • Hardware: [FILL THIS OUT]
  • Localhost or remote server? (AWS, Heroku, Azure, Digital Ocean, etc): AWS

• Database

  • MongoDB version: 3.4.7
  • Storage engine: [FILL THIS OUT]
  • Hardware: [FILL THIS OUT]
  • Localhost or remote server? (AWS, mLab, ObjectRocket, Digital Ocean, etc): AWS

Logs/Trace

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[flovilmart]

You should either create your collections through the parse API, or alter the _SCHEMA table to reflect your collection and fields. I would not recommend the latter as you may render your collection invalid.

I think parse needs to allow pluggable mongodb transactional queries that would ease development and speed up apps. For example, increment document column field, with each entry, these are readily available features, and it would be great to implement these, Parse side,

[flovilmart]

I’m not sure what you mean by that, but feel free to open a pull request/proposal. Mongodb doesn’t support transactions and if you’re referring to stored functions, that would entice a large refactoring which we’re not likely to take on.