i am get data in mongodb and express return occurs without errors but I wanted to use JSON.parse in the final results of my .find see below how I'm trying to do this
app.get("/login", (req, res) => { var credentialClient = { expire_at: false, __v: false, _id: false }; rememberMe.find({ username: "test-login" }, credentialClient, function (err, credentialInfo) { if (err) { res.send(err); } else { res.render("login.html", { usernameClient: JSON.parse(credentialInfo) }); } }); }); Without JSON.parse the final rendering stays that way in my login.html
{ username: 'test-login' } The final results appear in login.html
<p class="center-align black-text" id="preFinalCredentialClient">{{ usernameClient }}</p> Thanks for helping me!
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Answers 1
I hope below code will work for you. In below example, I have kept static json data. In your case you can store json data in any variable and render
index.nunjucks passing that variable.
var express = require( 'express' ) ; var nunjucks = require( 'nunjucks' ) ; var app = express() ; app.get( '/', function( req, res ) { var jsondata = { firstName: "Rakesh", lastName: "Barani" }; return res.render('index.njk', {data:jsondata}) ; res.render('index.njk', {data: jsondata}) }); Answers 2
credentialInfo is already JS object, no need to parse it.
app.get("/login", (req, res) => { var credentialClient = { expire_at: false, __v: false, _id: false }; rememberMe.find({ username: "test-login" }, credentialClient, function (err, credentialInfo) { if (err) { res.send(err); } else { res.render("login.html", { usernameClient: credentialInfo }); } }); }); <p class="center-align black-text" id="preFinalCredentialClient">{{ usernameClient.username }}</p> On the client, you can then access the properties of usernameClient.
Answers 3
It already returns JSON response so You can use this:
res.render("login.html", { usernameClient: credentialInfo.username }); 
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