MongoDB: Is it possible to count/set the specific map in the array field?

Question

My test collection seems like this:

{
    _id: ...,
    owner: '...',
    mapList: [
        {
            type: '...',
            expireAt: '...',
            isUsed: ...,
            password: '...',
        },
        {
            type: '...',
            expireAt: '...',
            isUsed: ...,
            password: '...',
        }
    ]
}

I want to

• check the mapList in the specific owner contains the map that is equal to mapList.type, and is not expired with mapList.expireAt, and is not used with mapList.isUsed.
• set a new map in a mapList. This new map will replace the old map that has the same type.
• set the type in mapList with unique (don't have type duplicate in mapList)

If the mapList is an object instead of an array these can be done in one step with this

final WriteResult writeResult = await mongodb.testDbCollection.updateOne(
        where.eq('owner', '...').eq('mapList.type', '...').lt('mapList.expireAt', '...').eq('mapList.isUsed', false),
        modify.set('mapList.expireAt', '...').set('mapList.isUsed', '...').set('mapList.password', '...'));
    return writeResult.isSuccess && writeResult.nModified == 1;

How can do something like this with array (List<Map<String,dynamic>>)?

I have tried this (I tried updateOne and got an error so I tried findOne)

await mongodb.testDbCollection.findOne(where.eq('owner', '...').eq('mapList.type', 'type 1').eq('mapList.isUsed', false));

with these data:

{
    _id: ...,
    owner: '...',
    mapList: [
        {
            type: 'type 1',
            expireAt: '...',
            isUsed: true,
            password: '...',
        },
        {
            type: 'type 2',
            expireAt: '...',
            isUsed: false,
            password: '...',
        }
    ]
}

And I got one result! The MongoDB joins the type field at index 0 with the isUsed field at index 1. Or I must fecth by owner first then check it by my self?