write() callback not working, and connection not closing

[vrmerlin]

I seem to be able to successfully write a file, but have no callback triggered to prove I did it. My code looks roughly like this:

mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/niss', { useNewUrlParser: true,  useUnifiedTopology: true });

. . .

    // use default bucket
    const Attachment = createModel({
        modelName: 'files',
        connection: mongoose.connection
    });

    const path = 'C:/foo';
    const theFile = 'OFFICIAL/LETTERS/foo.pdf';

    const readStream = createReadStream(path + theFile);

    const options = ({ filename: theFile, contentType: 'application/pdf' });
    
    await Attachment.write(options, readStream, (error, file) => {
        if (error) console.log(error);
        console.log("Successfully wrote file");
    });

Am I not passing in the connection correctly, to the createModel()?

Thanks, John

[lykmapipo]

Hello @vrmerlin Please check

[vrmerlin]

I'm sorry, i see the page you pointed me at, but i don't understand what you are inferring. What's wrong with my above code sample?

[vrmerlin]

if I remove the "connection: mongoose.connection" , so it looks more like your test code, it still creates the file in the mongo database, but still doesn't trigger the callback or. close the connection.

[johnlohit]

Open up the schema.js file in the source code and try changing line 94 from: this.constructor.findById(created._id, done); to: bucket.findById(created._id, done);

Worked for me

[akanshgulati]

@vrmerlin I think you have used await in a wrong way here as when the write process is called it will call callback method and not a promise getting resolved.

You can wrap this login inside a promise to make this work.