Node.js – mongodb aggregation filter for records with a field greater than or equal to a number

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I have a four stage aggregation query in the form of a match -> group -> project -> sort. The aggregation works fine and produces an array such as the following.

    { count: 48, ISP: 'LEASEWEB USA', percentRisky: 100 },
    { count: 51, ISP: 'ARETI INTERNET LTD', percentRisky: 100 },
    { count: 82, ISP: 'TINET SPA', percentRisky: 100 },
    { count: 109, ISP: 'GIGLINX', percentRisky: 100 },
    { count: 142, ISP: 'EGIHOSTING', percentRisky: 100 },
    { count: 857, ISP: 'VERSAWEB, LLC', percentRisky: 100 }

Below is my aggregation query. Is there any way for me to only show results where the 'count' field is greater than 500? I have tried adding to the project stage with no luck.

        { $match : { //match to documents which are from all clients, from last three days, and scored
            org : {"$in" : clientArray },
            frd : {$gt : new Date(JSON.stringify(util.lastXDates( 3 )))},
            sl : true 
        }},
        { $group : { //group by isp, get total count, and get count of risky
            _id : "$gog",
            count : { $sum : 1 },
            countRisky : { $sum : { $cond : { if : { $gte : [ "$scr", 65 ] } ,
                then : 1,
                else : 0
            }} }
        }},
        { $project : { //rename _id to isp, only show percent risky, and the count
            _id : 0,
            ISP : "$_id",
            percentRisky : { $multiply : [{ $divide : ["$countRisky", "$count"] }, 100] },
            count : 1
        }},
        { $sort : { //sort by percent risky
            percentRisky : 1,
            count : 1

Best Answer

You can include multiple $match stages in your pipeline, so add a second $match at the end:

...
{$match: {count: {$gt: 500}}}
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