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This is a simple Sinatra based web front-end that can be used for experimenting and learning MongoDB. The MongoFe gem can also be used for simple administrative tasks, managing collections and document basic operations such as: create new documents, delete existing ones, search by various criteria and document indexing.
$ gem install mongo_fe
Create a file in your home directory called: .mongo_fe
In this file add the following:
uri: mongodb://localhost:27017
Examples:
uri: mongodb://nemo:clownfish@ds02231897.mongolab.com:33897/Reef
Verify first that you have access to a MongoDB instance. See the install guides, if need be. I used the Homebrew package manager to install mongodb. If you have Homebrew, run the following commands:
$ brew update
$ brew install mongodb
To start the MongoFe web server:
$ mongofe
or you can start the web server pointing it to a remote MongoDB url, example:
$ mongofe -C mongodb://sheppard:arterius@masseffect3.mongolab.com:33897/datamelee
$ mongofe -C mongodb://Genetically:Enhanced@"spiritual_successor.mongohq.com:10075/BioShock
(fictive links, real syntax)
MongoFe works well with remote MongoDB instances, see: mongolab.com or mongohq.com, for example.
To stop the server:
$ mongofe -K
In the mean time, I'd love for you to check out these screenshots to get a feel for MongoFe and see some of the administrative interfaces designed to make your day to day tasks easier.
database info
documents query and management
index management
Have fun!
git checkout -b my-new-feature
)git commit -am 'Added some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
)MIT License
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