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mongo-table-admin

v2.5.4

Published

Admin interface for mongo. Work with documents as table rows. Integrates Handsontables, Pivottable, Visual Query.

Downloads

29

Readme

mongo-table-admin (MTA)

Admin interface for mongo. Work with documents as table rows. Integrates Handsontable - great inline edit tool, and Pivottable - data discovery and analisys tool.

js-standard-style downloads npm

why

For me, data collection is usually not just a valid json. You can say I'm an old style, but I'd like to understand data structure, trends, clusters etc. Thats what pivot is about. And second thing, I like to fix data easyly when I see small problems. Not like a SQL query, but inlide edit - just like Excel table.

If you are looking for a full featured mongo admin, please check:

Rememeber to always back up important data. Everybody can sometimes unintentionally break something.

demo

try demo on heroku (give it a moment to wake up)
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features

  • Inline edit using Handsontable. Add new rows. Delete rows. Add or modify columns.
  • Browse, analyze documents using Pivottable - group by rows, columns. Build graphs, export small datasets.
  • Query documents using JSON or new Visual Query Editor. Count before loading data. Manage projection and limit.
  • Use goodies like run sync function on every document, find dupes or group count.
  • Create new collection copy-pasting data from any source. Set data type - Number, Boolean, Array, Object, Date. String is by default.
  • Import data from xls, xlsx, csv, json, and those zipped.
  • Manage indexes, browse or edit collection schema.

installation

git clone https://github.com/artbels/mongo-table-admin.git && cd mongo-table-admin
npm start
localhost:12369

security

ip control by setting list of IPs in MTA_IPS environment variable
export MTA_IPS=

usage

add rows (localhost:12369/create) example on youtube:

browse data (localhost:12369) example on youtube:

inline edit data (localhost:12369) example on youtube:

plans

  • [*] multiple times faster saving and deleting using concurrent requests and grouping
  • [*] use Visual QueryBuilder to build queries
  • [*] use ace editor for json edit
  • [*] set projection and limit for query
  • [*] add/delete multiple fields at once
  • [*] refactor schema management
  • [ ] select whether to run function for the whole collection or based on query
  • [ ] refactor "create" view

limitations

  • connection string should match "mongodb://:@:/"
  • documents must have an "_id" property which should be a string, integer or MongoDB ObjectId

contribution & help