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mongotools

v0.0.1

Published

Work In Progress - MongoTools will provide simple command line interface to import/export/clear Mongo documents.

Downloads

12

Readme

MongoTools

Warning ! Work in progress. This package isn't ready for production.

MongoTools is a little shell script that provide command line interface to manage Mongo documents.

With a simple command, you can import, export, clean a Mongo database.
Use this script directly in you shell or add it to grunt or git-hooks.

Installation

You can download the script from Github :

  • With CURL :

      curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThierryLag/MongoTools/bash-version/mongotools.sh -o mongotools.sh
  • With WGET :

      wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThierryLag/MongoTools/bash-version/mongotools.sh
    	

Make sure the script is executable:

	chmod a+x mongotools.sh

Settings

Edit the variables below at the beginning of the script :

  • DB_NAME='your-mongo-db' : name of you mongo database
  • DB_COLLECTIONS=( 'your-documents' 'another' ) : array of documents to import/export/clear
  • DATAS_PATH='./_datas' : path where the script store the datas.

Usage

  • Make actions on MongoDB :

      ./mongotools.sh [-o] (actions list)

    Execute each listed action in order you want:

    • export: export database collection in JSON
    • import: import collection from JSON
    • clear: remove all collections from database

    Example: ./mongotools.sh export clear import :
    export collections, then clear DB and finally re-import !

  • Display usage message :

      ./mongotools.sh [-h]
  • Display script version :

      ./mongotools.sh [-v | --version]
        

License

BashTools is free and unencumbered public domain software.
For more information, see http://unlicense.org/ or the accompanying LICENSE file.