Do the same her as done in qlik-oss/core-grpc-postgres-connector#22

The repo description says:
Example connector written in Node.js for postgres using the gRPC data-loading API in Qlik Associative Engine.
Should be MongoDB and not postgres. I don't have access rights to change it myself.

The filter call used when building the field info on this line:

removes the _id field from the list of fields available. If I remove the filter call complete the _id field becomes available and the script load seems to occur with no issues. Was there a particular reason this was implemented like this?

Is there any way to pass an ObjectId as a filter.

I have this statement:
...
SQL { "collection": "events", "find": {"customer_id": ObjectId("5bbf578465cba11410aab79c")}, "options": {"fields":{"customer_id": 1, "title": 1}} };
...

However, nothing gets loaded in the app.
If I remove the condition, then the data gets loaded, but I do want to filter it tho.

Thanks

When working with the connector I noticed that you can easily run into trouble if you’re trying to get a field that the first document returned doesn’t have. The loose structure with which collections can be made in mongo make this problem super easy to replicate if you’re not strict about your data model from the beginning. It would be good if we can figure out a way to add fields on the fly or list all collection fields beforehand

Has there been any thought put into adding the image for this to the qlikcore entity on docker hub? Or some other way to package and distribute?

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