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The following two documents are respectively the representations of the above book as ebook and audiobook from our two suppliers of these formats:
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"_id": ObjectId("5caa9e799c0bb5e39687f000"),
"title": "MongoDB: The Definitive Guide: Powerful and Scalable Data Storage",
"desc": "MongoDB explained by MongoDB champions",
"authors": ["Shannon Bradshaw", "Eoin Brazil", "Christina Chodorow"],
"publisher": "O'Reilly",
"language": "English",
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},
"pdf": {
"pages": 502
}
},
"isbn10": "1491954469"
},{
"_id": ObjectId("5cbb9e799c1aa5e39686f000"),
"title": "MongoDB: The Definitive Guide: Powerful and Scalable Data Storage",
"desc": "The complete book of MongoDB by its employees",
"author": "Eoin Brazil",
"narrator": "Eoin Brazil",
"publisher": "O'Reilly",
"language": "English",
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We decided to put all the documents, one per media type, in the same collection to minimize the impact on the current applications.
As we retrieve a document, we can forward the information about the product to the right Web page to render the information about the book in a given format.
Task
To address the schema changes, we will use the Polymorphic Pattern to identify the shape of each document depending on its format.
We will make the following modifications to our current schemas to have all documents share some common elements:
Across all documents, we will use a new field called format that will have a value of book, ebook, or audiobook.
Across all documents, we will have a field called product_id that will accept an integer as its value.
The field description should be unified across all documents.
The field authors should be unified across all documents.
To complete this task, complete the following steps:
Modify the following schemas to incorporate the changes stated above:
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User Story
Our company has been selling books online for many years.
Recently, we decided to expand and acquired the rights to sell the books as ebooks and as audiobooks.
Currently, the books in our catalog look like this:
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"product_id": 34538756,
"title": "MongoDB: The Definitive Guide: Powerful and Scalable Data Storage",
"description": "MongoDB explained by MongoDB champions",
"authors": ["Shannon Bradshaw", "Eoin Brazil", "Christina Chodorow"],
"publisher": "O'Reilly",
"language": "English",
"pages": 514,
"catalogues": {
"isbn10": "1491954469",
"isbn13": "978-1491954461"
}
}
The following two documents are respectively the representations of the above book as ebook and audiobook from our two suppliers of these formats:
[{
"_id": ObjectId("5caa9e799c0bb5e39687f000"),
"title": "MongoDB: The Definitive Guide: Powerful and Scalable Data Storage",
"desc": "MongoDB explained by MongoDB champions",
"authors": ["Shannon Bradshaw", "Eoin Brazil", "Christina Chodorow"],
"publisher": "O'Reilly",
"language": "English",
"eformats": {
"epub": {
"pages": 774
},
"pdf": {
"pages": 502
}
},
"isbn10": "1491954469"
},{
"_id": ObjectId("5cbb9e799c1aa5e39686f000"),
"title": "MongoDB: The Definitive Guide: Powerful and Scalable Data Storage",
"desc": "The complete book of MongoDB by its employees",
"author": "Eoin Brazil",
"narrator": "Eoin Brazil",
"publisher": "O'Reilly",
"language": "English",
"length_minutes": 1200
}]
We decided to put all the documents, one per media type, in the same collection to minimize the impact on the current applications.
As we retrieve a document, we can forward the information about the product to the right Web page to render the information about the book in a given format.
Task
To address the schema changes, we will use the Polymorphic Pattern to identify the shape of each document depending on its format.
We will make the following modifications to our current schemas to have all documents share some common elements:
Across all documents, we will use a new field called format that will have a value of book, ebook, or audiobook.
Across all documents, we will have a field called product_id that will accept an integer as its value.
The field description should be unified across all documents.
The field authors should be unified across all documents.
To complete this task, complete the following steps:
Modify the following schemas to incorporate the changes stated above:
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