I have some code as shown below. There are about 60K entries in my keywords collection in Mongo. I really just want the top 25, so I'm trying to set a limit find. I'm running the same query to print out my number of results. For some reason, the limiting does not seem to work because my log message says 60K or so.
Is this sort of thing not possible? I can set a limit on the client side that works, but I thought I would try to limit things on the server so less data would get sent across.
A few bits of additional information:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
if (Meteor.isServer) {
Meteor.startup(function() {
console.log('server startup');
Meteor.publish("keyword_hits", function() {
console.log('keywords: ' + Keywords.find({}, {sort: {count:-1}, limit:25}).count());
return Keywords.find({}, {sort: {count:-1}, limit:25});
});
});
With the Mongo API that Meteor comes with, .count()
does not take into consideration Limits
, or Skips
so what you're seeing is going to always be the max amount of things in your collection.
If you do
Meteor.publish("keyword_hits", function() {
console.log('keywords: ' + Keywords.find({}, {sort: {count:-1}, limit:25}).fetch().length);
return Keywords.find({}, {sort: {count:-1}, limit:25});
});
So instead of calling .count()
and instead you call, .fetch()
which returns the chosen 25 entries from your collection, then call .length
on it, you will see the correct number of entries were returned.
I actually opened up an issue about .count() because in the normal Mongo you can do: .count({'applySkipLimit': true});
which will take into account, your skips and your limits.
Anyway, that's your problem.