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26 changes: 25 additions & 1 deletion app.py
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# Create your own db.py with mongodb connection details, DO NOT commit that file
# PM me on telegram your connection string, username and password
from db import db
import datetime
import db
import pymongo
db = db.rhdevsdb

date = datetime.datetime.now()
formatted_date = date.strftime("%x") + " " + date.strftime("%X")

# Create
returnResult = db.Orders.insert_one({
"orderID":"113",
"amount":"399" ,
"userID":"30",
"shopID":"13",
"status":"Completed",
"orderDate" : formatted_date
})

# Read
cursor = db.Orders.find({})
sort = ("amount", pymongo.DESCENDING)
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I dont think this properly applies the sort

print(list(cursor)[5:11])

# Update
condition = datetime.datetime(2021,6,5,0,0,0)
conditional_date = condition.strftime("%x") + " " + condition.strftime("%X")
filter_con1 = { "status" : {"$in": ["Completed", "Failed"]} }
filter_con2 = { "orderDate" : {"$gte" : conditional_date}}
db.Orders.update_many({"$and" : [filter_con1, filter_con2]}, {"$set" : {"status": "Dispute"}})


# Delete
db.Orders.delete_one({"orderID": "101"})