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JavaScript
1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859606162#!/usr/bin/env node// check-code-1-user.mjs// Check if there's actually a user with code "code_1" or if it's just index naming confusion
import { connect } from '../../system/backend/database.mjs';import { config } from 'dotenv';
config();
async function checkCodeOneUser() { console.log('\n🔍 Checking for user with code "code_1"...\n'); const database = await connect(); const users = database.db.collection('users');
// Check for user with code "code_1" const codeOneUser = await users.findOne({ code: 'code_1' }); if (codeOneUser) { console.log('⚠️ FOUND USER WITH CODE "code_1":'); console.log(JSON.stringify(codeOneUser, null, 2)); } else { console.log('✅ No user has code "code_1"'); }
// List all indexes on the users collection console.log('\n📋 All indexes on users collection:\n'); const indexes = await users.indexes(); indexes.forEach(index => { console.log(`Index: ${index.name}`); console.log(` Keys:`, JSON.stringify(index.key)); console.log(` Unique: ${index.unique || false}`); console.log(` Sparse: ${index.sparse || false}`); console.log(''); });
// Check if there's a "code_1" index const codeOneIndex = indexes.find(idx => idx.name === 'code_1'); if (codeOneIndex) { console.log('🔍 Found "code_1" index - this is MongoDB\'s DEFAULT naming!'); console.log(' When you create an index without specifying a name,'); console.log(' MongoDB automatically names it "{field}_1" (ascending) or "{field}_-1" (descending)'); console.log(' This is NOT a user code, it\'s just the index name.\n'); }
// Show some actual user codes console.log('📊 Sample of actual user codes:\n'); const sampleUsers = await users.find({ code: { $exists: true } }) .limit(10) .toArray(); sampleUsers.forEach(user => { console.log(` ${user.code} - ${user._id}`); });
await database.disconnect();}
checkCodeOneUser().catch(console.error);