Property 'cache' does not exist

[hbsbashitha]

Property 'cache' does not exist on type 'Query<any[], any, {}, any>'. Did you mean 'catch'?

This can be simply said that Query.cache() is not a function.

Versions:

"mongoose": "^7.0.0",
"recachegoose": "^9.2.1",

code

(Using Typescript)

middleware.ts

import mongoose from 'mongoose';

import cachegoose from 'recachegoose';

cachegoose(mongoose, {
  engine: 'memory'
});

fetch.ts

results = await model.find({ key: queries.id }).cache(20);

ERROR:

const tempModel: mongoose.Model<any> = await this.model("collectionName");
results = await tempModel.find({ key: queries.id }).cache(20);
                                                   ^^^^^
Property 'cache' does not exist on type 'Query<any[], any, {}, any>'. Did you mean 'catch'?

[sahiljain2497]

Facing the same issue, @hbsbashitha try using this package ts-cache-mongoose

[hbsbashitha]

Facing the same issue, @hbsbashitha try using this package ts-cache-mongoose

thank you @sahiljain2497 for your solution

[hbsbashitha]

Our final decision is in Mongoose version upgrade there were modifications done for the model registration part.Older mongoose versions when we register in connection.model, mongoose register that model on their mongoose.model itself. But in updated versions if when we use the connection. model that model only registers for the connection. The issue comes from Recachegoose because the Recachegoose npm package checked models only from Mongoose models. our solution is we forcefully register our models in connection. model and mongoose. model.

• model = connection.model(collectionName, Schema);
• mongoose.model(model.modelName, model.schema);

[aalfiann]

Yeah it has limitation on recachegoose. If you have the solution, would you mind to create the PR? I'm sure it will really helpful for the community. Thanks.

[aalfiann]

I've just release the PR, maybe it will address this issue. Please check Pull 14

[hbsbashitha]

solved that error from a new version 10 thank you @uditha-g and @aalfiann