mongoseed

version : 0.0.5

mongoseed is a simple command line interface tool to seed data from your local mongodb into server easily and you can also seed data from server to your local mongodb.

Requirement

• You must have read and write access from server
• If you don't have access read this blog will help to get access to mongodb from server

Usage

• Run $ npm install -g mongoseed
• Run $ mongoseed --fromHost 127.0.0.1 --fromPort 27017 --toHost 35.167.200.217 --toPort 27018

mongoseed

Options

--fromHost or --fh

• Default : localhost

• Specifies a resolvable hostname for the mongod to which to connect. By default, the mongoseed attempts to connect to a MongoDB instance running on the localhost on port number 27017.

--fromPort or --fp

• Default : 27017

• Specifies the TCP port on which the MongoDB instance listens for client connections.

--toHost or --th

• Default : localhost

• Specifies a resolvable hostname for the mongod to which to connect. By default, the mongoseed attempts to connect to a MongoDB instance running on the localhost on port number 6666.

--toPort or --tp

• Default : 6666

• Specifies the TCP port on which the MongoDB instance listens for client connections.

--db

• If you want seed only one database then use this option to specifie database

--collection

• If you want seed only one collection then use this option to specifie collection
• Note : collection option must be followed by db

--query

• Seed collection data based on query
• Note : $gt,$ls,$or are supported in config file but not supported in command

--drop

• Use drop option to dorp existing collection and seed data to destination host(--toHost)

--jsonArray

• Specifie json file path to seed data from jsonArray

• Options

  --host default: localhost

  --port default: 27017

  --db *Required

  --collection *Required

• Example

  Run $ mongoseed --db dbName --collection collectionName --jsonArray ./fileName.json

--config

• write set of command instruction and specifie the path of config file
• example config file link here.
• Example

  Run $ mongoseed --config ./config.json

Features

From 0.0.5

• config file supported
• Run $ mongoseed --config ./config.json

From 0.0.4

• Seed data from json array file
• Run $ mongoseed --db dbName --collection collectionName --jsonArray ./fileName.json

From 0.0.3

• Seed single collection based on query
• Run $ mongoseed --db dbName --collection collectionName --query "{_id:ObjectId('59072e67413f91965809ce10')}"

From 0.0.2

• Seed single collection also supported
• Run $ mongoseed --db dbName --collection collectionName

LICENSE

MIT

Enjoy!