How to add collections to mongodb automatically based on date?

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i want to develop a travel booking website using MEAN stack development. Ticket booking can be done one month prior to the travel date. Today (30th July) i can book tickets till 30th august. Tomorrow i should be able to book tickets for 31st august. How to make it happen and how to make mongodb create a collection for upcoming days automatically ?

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I tried inserting collections into db for some set of days.

Posted 30-Jul-17 5:28am

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Updated 30-Jul-17 5:41am

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Thomas Daniels · Answer 1 · 2017-07-30T05:41:00

You don't have to worry about creating those collections; if you insert a document in a non-existing collection, MongoDB will automatically create a collection.

However if that's not sufficient because you need some special settings, use db.createCollection[^] to create the collection after figuring out if it already exists[^].