Update

Update operations allow modifying fields and values of a single or multiple documents. When executed, the update operation will apply changes specified in an update query to all documents that match a filter query. MongoCollection[F, T] has several methods for submitting an update query: updateOne updates the first document that matches a filter, whereas updateMany will update all documents.

import mongo4cats.operations.{Filter, Update}
import mongo4cats.models.collection.UpdateOptions

// chain multiple updates together
val update = Update.set("field1", "foo").currentDate("date")

val result: IO[UpdateResult] = collection.updateOne(Filter.empty, update)
// or with options
val result: IO[UpdateResult] = collection.updateOne(Filter.empty, update, UpdateOptions().upsert(true))

As an alternative, an update query can be built using builder from the standard MongoDB library:

import com.mongodb.client.model.{Filters, Updates}

val update = Updates.combine(Updates.set("field1", "foo"), Updates.currentDate("date"))
val result: IO[UpdateResult] = collection.updateOne(Filters.empty(), update)