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    • 🧵findByIdAndUpdate()
    • 🧵findByIdAndDelete()
    • 🧵insertOne()
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    • 🧵inspect()
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  • 🔧Other Operators
    • 🆙Update Operators
      • ⚡$set
      • ⚡$unset
      • ⚡$inc
      • ⚡$dec
      • ⚡$push
      • ⚡$pull
      • ⚡$pop
    • 📡Filter & Process Operators
      • ⚡$limit
      • ⚡$skip
      • ⚡$sort
      • ⚡$upsert
      • ⚡$multiPull
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  1. 🔧Other Operators
  2. 🆙Update Operators

⚡$set

Name
Usage Type
Description

$set

Object

$set Operator Adjusts the Data on the Table with the Data Used in the Operator, You Can Think of It as a Sort of Bulk Write.

/* Example Usage */
const model = ...Someone Model

(async () => {

await model.findOneAndUpdate({ name: "Test" },{ $set:{ name: 'Five So Beş' } });
/*
The "name" value that was Test is now Five So Beş
*/

})();
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