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How To Solve "TypeError: Callback.apply Is Not A Function"?

I am doing a university project and I've read every post regarding my problem, but I am yet to find a solution. Maybe you can help me out. The code is the following: I get the fol

Solution 1:

You're using too many arguments.

Change this:

viewerObj.update({_id: currentIDViewerVar} , {minutesWatched: 5},{upsert:true}  , function (err,result) {

      if (err) throw err;
      console.log("Viewer " + userNameVar + " gespeichert");
      console.log("minsWatched" +minsWatched);
});

to this:

viewerObj.update({_id: currentIDViewerVar, minutesWatched: 5}, {upsert:true}, function (err,result) {

      if (err) throw err;
      console.log("Viewer " + userNameVar + " gespeichert");
      console.log("minsWatched" +minsWatched);
});

See the docs:


Solution 2:

If you're updating a mongoose document, you don't pass in a query as the first parameter.

see the Docs for Document#update.

Thus, this update method expects 3 parameters with the third being the callback and you pass in an object ({upsert: true}) where the update method expects the callback. That's why you get callback.apply is not a function. Simply because { upsert: true } is not a function.


Solution 3:

In my case, I was facing this issue with aggregate method of mongoose (5.1.2). The same code was working on <4.9 but got broken on upgrading to 5.

I just added capital braces in my query

User.aggregate([{
            $match: {
                isDeleted: 0,
                isActive: 1,
                _id: Mongoose.Types.ObjectId(userId)
            }
        }, {

            $project: {
                claps: 1,
                showIcon: { $cond: [{ $gt: [{ $size: "$userBadges" }, 0] }, 1, 0] },
            }
        }])
            .exec(function (err, data) {});

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