I have a collection with documents like the following:
{
_id : 1,
code: 1,
state: "FINISHED",
history: //Object
{ 'CREATED': { date: xxx , anotherParam: xxx },
'FINISHED': { date: xxx , anotherParam: xxx }
}
},
{
_id : 2,
code: 1,
state: "CREATED",
history: //Object
{ 'CREATED': { date: xxx , anotherParam: xxx }
},
{
_id : 3,
code: 2,
state: "FINISHED",
history: //Object
{ 'CREATED': { date: xxx , anotherParam: xxx },
'FINISHED': { date: xxx , anotherParam: xxx }
}
}
What I want to do is a find query in which I sort the documents by the date nested in history whose key is the value of state for each document.
In the previous example, I would sort by the current value of state ( inside the corresponding history key => "history.VALUE_OF_STATE.date".
The challenges is to be able to get FINISHED inside that path based on state value.
E.G: Query all documents where code == 1 and sort by history.VALUE_OF_EACH_DOCUMENT_STATE.date
This should return doc _id 1 and doc _id 2, sorting by date, considering doc 1's date as history.FINISHED.date, and doc 2's date history.CREATED.date