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[hushed zinc]

I tried like this, but I just didn't want the numbers (0, 1), because it will have more values

[obtuse anchor]

Huh? That’s just how arrays work…

[hushed zinc]

Yes, but how do I stop before they are numbers without the name of the skins?

[obtuse anchor]

Huh? What do you want to stop there?

[hushed zinc]

I was wondering how to just add the skins name to the array or something else as long as it's just the name

[obtuse anchor]

You literally do… but arrays always do contain stuff indexed by numbers. The numbers you see there aren’t values inside the array, they only are the indexes of the values

[hushed zinc]

Okay, I tried to check inside the array if this value already exists, in this case this value already exists, but when I check using User?.Perfil?.skins === currentPageData.name, it says it's not in the array, probably I'm not doing it the right way.

And what returns from currentPageData.name, is in the database

[obtuse anchor]

Because an array won’t ever be equal to an element of that array.

[spice frigate]

Array.prototype.includes()
The includes() method determines whether an array includes a certain value among its entries, returning true or false as appropriate.

[hushed zinc]

Like this?

It works, but imagine that I just added the value and then I check and it returns the empty array and if I restart the bot it appears in the array

I'm using $push has something to do with it, why not save it right away?

[obtuse anchor]

It does save right away (in db), but you probably don’t update the variable you got from DB earlier

[hushed zinc]

It's like this right now, how do I fix it?

[obtuse anchor]

Depends, how and where did you declare User and how and where do you try to access it without it having the newly updated skins?

[hushed zinc]

I defined at the beginning of the code

[obtuse anchor]

I won‘t be able to help you if you keep on sending screenshots of single lines of your code without context…

[spice frigate]

To share long code snippets use a service like gist, sourcebin, starbin, or similar instead of posting them as large code blocks.

[hushed zinc]

SOrry

[obtuse anchor]

Then you‘d need to reassign User after you updated in DB to the updated value

Not sure if findOneAndUpdate returns the updated document, if it does just do User = UserModel.findOneAndUpdate(…)
If not you need to findOne after that update call

[hushed zinc]

I did it like this and it worked

Thank you

[stiff belfry]

In mongoose you can return updated DBs as new: true

const DB = await nameOfSheama.findOneAndUpdate(
{ id: idToFind },
{update: update},
{new: true}
)

console.log(DB.update) // updated value

[left snow]

If one not. Made do

Mongodb.create({ stuff to make here )}

[hushed zinc]

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