I'm new to MongoDB (and pretty new to Fuel as well) and I'm not sure that I'm accessing the database correctly as my code looks pretty wonky. Is there a better way to write the examples below?
Here is my code for getting a single user with the given email address:
$db = \Mongo_Db::instance();
$result = $db->get_where('users', array('email' => $email), 1);
$result = (array)$result;
return $result[0];
And here is code to get just the unique id for that user...
$result = $db->get_where('users', array('email' => $email), 1);
$result = (array)$result;
$id = (array)$result[0];
return $id;
The casting to array is because the first element in the object is 0 and I couldn't make $result->{0} work. The regular DB class has a current() method. Is there something similar for MongoDB?
Thanks,
Brad
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