mongodb - What is the difference between find({}, {sort: ...}) and find().sort(...)? -


in mongodb documentation, when search sort, direct me cursor.sort() page. (btw documentation doesn't specify returned out of method.). used in meteor script collection.find().sort('date':1), got complained find().sort not function. (i thought find() returns cursor, isn't it?)

so did further search, , found tutorials tell me use find({}, {sort: ...}).

so difference between these 2 methods?

in meteor framework, things need meteor way!
use collection.find specified in meteor docs, , pass sort specifier.

what difference between two?
1 has been wrapped meteor, , works inside framework, other 1 doesn't!

i don't believe see performance difference between 'the meteor api' in framework, or 'the standard mongodb api' (non meteor) nodejs.


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