MongoEngine Aggregation - pivot array to object












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I am working on following MongoEngine classes



class User(Document):
username = EmailField(primary_key=True)
name = StringField()

class Asset(Document):
users = ListField( ReferenceField("User") )
remote = MapField( DynamicField() )


Sample documents of the above classes are



User:



{
"_id" : "xyz@xyz.com",
"name" : "xyz"
}


Asset:



{
"_id" : ObjectId("5485asasansja"),
"users" : ["xyz@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
"remote" : { "bytes" : 123,
"source" : "some source"
}
},
{
"_id" : ObjectId("5885asaskaia"),
"users" : ["pqr@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
"remote" : { "bytes" : 345,
"source" : "another source"
}
}


I want to get results using pipeline like



{
"xyz@xyz.com" : {"some source": 45845, "another source": 5845},
"abc@abc.com" : {"some source": 584, "another source": 986}
}


bottom line, want to get the sum of bytes according to its source for each user.



I tried with



pipeline = [

{'$project':
{'remote.source': 1, 'remote.bytes': 1 }},

{'$unwind': '$users'},

{'$lookup': {
'from': 'user', 'localField': 'users', 'foreignField' : '_id', 'as':'user'
}},

{'$match': {'remote.source': {'$exists': True, '$ne': None}}},
{'$project': {'username': '$user.username'}},

{'$group':
{'username':'$username','source': '$remote.source', 'count': {'$sum': 1}, 'size': {'$sum': '$remote.bytes'}}}
]

for each in Asset.objects().aggregate(*pipeline):
print(each)


It does not return any result. Can anyone help?










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    I am working on following MongoEngine classes



    class User(Document):
    username = EmailField(primary_key=True)
    name = StringField()

    class Asset(Document):
    users = ListField( ReferenceField("User") )
    remote = MapField( DynamicField() )


    Sample documents of the above classes are



    User:



    {
    "_id" : "xyz@xyz.com",
    "name" : "xyz"
    }


    Asset:



    {
    "_id" : ObjectId("5485asasansja"),
    "users" : ["xyz@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
    "remote" : { "bytes" : 123,
    "source" : "some source"
    }
    },
    {
    "_id" : ObjectId("5885asaskaia"),
    "users" : ["pqr@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
    "remote" : { "bytes" : 345,
    "source" : "another source"
    }
    }


    I want to get results using pipeline like



    {
    "xyz@xyz.com" : {"some source": 45845, "another source": 5845},
    "abc@abc.com" : {"some source": 584, "another source": 986}
    }


    bottom line, want to get the sum of bytes according to its source for each user.



    I tried with



    pipeline = [

    {'$project':
    {'remote.source': 1, 'remote.bytes': 1 }},

    {'$unwind': '$users'},

    {'$lookup': {
    'from': 'user', 'localField': 'users', 'foreignField' : '_id', 'as':'user'
    }},

    {'$match': {'remote.source': {'$exists': True, '$ne': None}}},
    {'$project': {'username': '$user.username'}},

    {'$group':
    {'username':'$username','source': '$remote.source', 'count': {'$sum': 1}, 'size': {'$sum': '$remote.bytes'}}}
    ]

    for each in Asset.objects().aggregate(*pipeline):
    print(each)


    It does not return any result. Can anyone help?










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      I am working on following MongoEngine classes



      class User(Document):
      username = EmailField(primary_key=True)
      name = StringField()

      class Asset(Document):
      users = ListField( ReferenceField("User") )
      remote = MapField( DynamicField() )


      Sample documents of the above classes are



      User:



      {
      "_id" : "xyz@xyz.com",
      "name" : "xyz"
      }


      Asset:



      {
      "_id" : ObjectId("5485asasansja"),
      "users" : ["xyz@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
      "remote" : { "bytes" : 123,
      "source" : "some source"
      }
      },
      {
      "_id" : ObjectId("5885asaskaia"),
      "users" : ["pqr@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
      "remote" : { "bytes" : 345,
      "source" : "another source"
      }
      }


      I want to get results using pipeline like



      {
      "xyz@xyz.com" : {"some source": 45845, "another source": 5845},
      "abc@abc.com" : {"some source": 584, "another source": 986}
      }


      bottom line, want to get the sum of bytes according to its source for each user.



      I tried with



      pipeline = [

      {'$project':
      {'remote.source': 1, 'remote.bytes': 1 }},

      {'$unwind': '$users'},

      {'$lookup': {
      'from': 'user', 'localField': 'users', 'foreignField' : '_id', 'as':'user'
      }},

      {'$match': {'remote.source': {'$exists': True, '$ne': None}}},
      {'$project': {'username': '$user.username'}},

      {'$group':
      {'username':'$username','source': '$remote.source', 'count': {'$sum': 1}, 'size': {'$sum': '$remote.bytes'}}}
      ]

      for each in Asset.objects().aggregate(*pipeline):
      print(each)


      It does not return any result. Can anyone help?










      share|improve this question
















      I am working on following MongoEngine classes



      class User(Document):
      username = EmailField(primary_key=True)
      name = StringField()

      class Asset(Document):
      users = ListField( ReferenceField("User") )
      remote = MapField( DynamicField() )


      Sample documents of the above classes are



      User:



      {
      "_id" : "xyz@xyz.com",
      "name" : "xyz"
      }


      Asset:



      {
      "_id" : ObjectId("5485asasansja"),
      "users" : ["xyz@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
      "remote" : { "bytes" : 123,
      "source" : "some source"
      }
      },
      {
      "_id" : ObjectId("5885asaskaia"),
      "users" : ["pqr@xyz.com", "abc@abc.com"],
      "remote" : { "bytes" : 345,
      "source" : "another source"
      }
      }


      I want to get results using pipeline like



      {
      "xyz@xyz.com" : {"some source": 45845, "another source": 5845},
      "abc@abc.com" : {"some source": 584, "another source": 986}
      }


      bottom line, want to get the sum of bytes according to its source for each user.



      I tried with



      pipeline = [

      {'$project':
      {'remote.source': 1, 'remote.bytes': 1 }},

      {'$unwind': '$users'},

      {'$lookup': {
      'from': 'user', 'localField': 'users', 'foreignField' : '_id', 'as':'user'
      }},

      {'$match': {'remote.source': {'$exists': True, '$ne': None}}},
      {'$project': {'username': '$user.username'}},

      {'$group':
      {'username':'$username','source': '$remote.source', 'count': {'$sum': 1}, 'size': {'$sum': '$remote.bytes'}}}
      ]

      for each in Asset.objects().aggregate(*pipeline):
      print(each)


      It does not return any result. Can anyone help?







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      edited Nov 28 '18 at 20:58









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          See if this would do it for you:



          db.collection.aggregate([
          { $unwind: "$users" },
          {
          "$group": {
          "_id": null,
          "data": {
          "$push": {
          "k": "$users",
          "v": "$remote"
          }
          }
          }
          },
          {
          "$replaceRoot": {
          "newRoot": {
          "$arrayToObject": "$data"
          }
          }
          }
          ])


          The idea is to $unwind the users then $group them via data which is a key/value array in order to use $arrayToObject to form the final output object you are after.



          You can see it here working






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            See if this would do it for you:



            db.collection.aggregate([
            { $unwind: "$users" },
            {
            "$group": {
            "_id": null,
            "data": {
            "$push": {
            "k": "$users",
            "v": "$remote"
            }
            }
            }
            },
            {
            "$replaceRoot": {
            "newRoot": {
            "$arrayToObject": "$data"
            }
            }
            }
            ])


            The idea is to $unwind the users then $group them via data which is a key/value array in order to use $arrayToObject to form the final output object you are after.



            You can see it here working






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              See if this would do it for you:



              db.collection.aggregate([
              { $unwind: "$users" },
              {
              "$group": {
              "_id": null,
              "data": {
              "$push": {
              "k": "$users",
              "v": "$remote"
              }
              }
              }
              },
              {
              "$replaceRoot": {
              "newRoot": {
              "$arrayToObject": "$data"
              }
              }
              }
              ])


              The idea is to $unwind the users then $group them via data which is a key/value array in order to use $arrayToObject to form the final output object you are after.



              You can see it here working






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                See if this would do it for you:



                db.collection.aggregate([
                { $unwind: "$users" },
                {
                "$group": {
                "_id": null,
                "data": {
                "$push": {
                "k": "$users",
                "v": "$remote"
                }
                }
                }
                },
                {
                "$replaceRoot": {
                "newRoot": {
                "$arrayToObject": "$data"
                }
                }
                }
                ])


                The idea is to $unwind the users then $group them via data which is a key/value array in order to use $arrayToObject to form the final output object you are after.



                You can see it here working






                share|improve this answer













                See if this would do it for you:



                db.collection.aggregate([
                { $unwind: "$users" },
                {
                "$group": {
                "_id": null,
                "data": {
                "$push": {
                "k": "$users",
                "v": "$remote"
                }
                }
                }
                },
                {
                "$replaceRoot": {
                "newRoot": {
                "$arrayToObject": "$data"
                }
                }
                }
                ])


                The idea is to $unwind the users then $group them via data which is a key/value array in order to use $arrayToObject to form the final output object you are after.



                You can see it here working







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