I guess the more appropriate question is how do I convert BSON into JSON.
Timestamp is not been converted into JSON is the problem.
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something along the line of message transformation?
I really don't need the timestamp information.
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> .json file and then added the additional route.
> Do I need to add any other configurations or libraries?
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ing json file
> {
> "ts": Timestamp(1415124334, 1),
> "op": "i",
> "ns": "test.products",
> "o": {
> "_id": ObjectId("5459156e7950e8c18c094992"),
> "item": "card",
> "qty&q
"qty": 15
}
}
The route has started according to the log but jsonpath does not work
What is wrong with my syntax?
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