How do you increment multiple fields in one query in mongoose?

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For example, here is the working mongo query that I want to use with a mongoose model.

db.users.update({ userId:89 }, { $inc : { "subjectResults.attempts" : 1, "subjectResults.total_time" : 10, "subjectResults.total_score" : 100 } })

The above query is working in plain vanilla Mongo.

Edit: I have removed the confusing property name that lead to the comments below.

Peter Lyons · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-28 04:44:07Z

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The APIs are nearly identical. Instead of db.users.update in straight mongodb, it's UserModel.update in mongoose. Pass in the exact same query and update options object.

answered Apr 28, 2014 at 4:44

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Tim Fairbrother Over a year ago

Thanks, I was hoping there might be a more elegant way to do it when dealing with model instances but that makes sense.

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