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$week

Definition

Extracts week using the host calendar.

Expression operator · Dates · Studio Visual: not exposed. Studio validates the complete expression separately.

Syntax

{ "$week": <expression> }

Replace angle-bracket placeholders with expressions or values.

Expression supplying the value to process. A field reference such as "$price" reads from the current document.

The value goes directly after the operator name; do not add an input wrapper.

Behavior

The following observations use the example expression below. Each row substitutes one argument while retaining the other example arguments. A missing field differs from an explicit null; the result shown is what Core actually returned.

Date cases use JVM timezone America/Toronto and locale en-IN. Named date operators with timezone support generally default to UTC; older single-date extraction operators can use the JVM timezone.

For the input argument:

Input case Supplied value Result
null null Error — $week requires a Date input
missing Field absent Error — $week requires a Date input
decimal 2.5 Error — $week requires a Date input
numeric string "12" Error — $week requires a Date input
text "hello" Error — $week requires a Date input
boolean true Error — $week requires a Date input
typed date {"$date":"2026-01-15T15:00:00Z"} 3 (int32)
empty array [] Error — $week requires a Date input
numeric array [1,2,3] Error — $week requires a Date input
object {"x":1} Error — $week requires a Date input

Argument handling

Invocation Result
{"$week":[]} Error — $week requires a Date input
{"$week":{"unexpected":1}} Error — $week requires a Date input

Examples

Expression:

{
  "$week": {
    "$toDate": "2024-01-02T03:04:05.006Z"
  }
}

Input document:

{}

Observed SrotaX result: 1 (int32).

Detailed input cases

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Each table changes only the indicated argument from the example above. Other arguments retain their baseline values. Values normally come from the input field probe; literal configuration arguments are replaced directly. “Missing” means the field is absent, not explicitly null. Numeric strings are strings, not numbers.

Argument: input

Input case Supplied value SrotaX result
null null Error — $week requires a Date input
missing Field absent Error — $week requires a Date input
zero 0 Error — $week requires a Date input
negative -2 Error — $week requires a Date input
decimal 2.5 Error — $week requires a Date input
numeric string "12" Error — $week requires a Date input
text "hello" Error — $week requires a Date input
empty string "" Error — $week requires a Date input
boolean true Error — $week requires a Date input
false false Error — $week requires a Date input
typed date {"$date":"2026-01-15T15:00:00Z"} 3 (int32)
decimal128 {"$numberDecimal":"1.25"} Error — $week requires a Date input
empty array [] Error — $week requires a Date input
numeric array [1,2,3] Error — $week requires a Date input
mixed array [1,null,"x",3] Error — $week requires a Date input
nested array [[1,2],[3]] Error — $week requires a Date input
empty object {} Error — $week requires a Date input
object {"x":1} Error — $week requires a Date input
ISO date string "2026-01-15T15:00:00Z" Error — $week requires a Date input

Verification

This page records 22 executed cases. It covers individual argument substitutions, not every cross-product of arguments, locale, daylight-saving transitions, numeric overflow, collation or resource limits. No untested behavior is guaranteed.

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MongoDB differences

Compared with MongoDB 9.0.4: 0 exact BSON matches, 18 both rejected, 4 value/type/acceptance differences, 0 object-field-order differences.

“Exact” includes numeric BSON types and object key order. A value of 3 as int32 differs from 3.0 as double. Object-field-order differences are reported separately; object key ordering is not enforced by the engine regression baseline. Both rejected does not mean the error codes or messages match. This is finite-case evidence, not full compatibility certification.

Show observed differences
Tested case SrotaX MongoDB
all / baseline 1 (int32) 0 (int32)
input / null Error — $week requires a Date input null
input / missing Error — $week requires a Date input null
input / typed date 3 (int32) 2 (int32)

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