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MongoDB driver - an alternative MongoDB driver
Announcing an alternative MongoDB Driver! Do you like the MongoDB despite the general opinion a database always has to be an sql database? Would you like to use your favorite database with your favorite language? Then you are right here!
Sadly there is no official driver (I do not know why?). So you have to take things into your own hands and write the driver yourself. Currently the implementation does not support all features yet. But over time (hopefully) the succesive expansion of the missing features will take place.
Features:
- Supports MongoDB versions 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 4.0
- Connection pooling (through DBConnection 2.x)
- Streaming cursors
- Performant ObjectID generation
- Follows driver specification set by 10gen
- Safe (by default) and unsafe writes
- Aggregation pipeline
- Replica sets
- Support for SCRAM-SHA-256 (MongoDB 4.x)
- Support for change streams api (See)
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The new version 0.6.0 has been released. Additional features since last announcing (May 4):
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Support for bulk writes (See specs)
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support for driver sessions (See specs)
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support driver transactions (See specs)
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Enhancements
- refactored
writeConcern - refactored
filter_nils - refactored usage of
ReadPreference - added support for sessions (
ServerSession,SessionPool,Session) - added Decimal128 encoder
- added support for transactions
- added support for transaction to gridfs and bulk operation
- added
createcommand (explicitly creating a collection or view) - Supports MongoDB versions 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 4.0, 4.2
- refactored
Check the documentation for more information:
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Announcing a helper library to support using structs instead of bare maps while using the MongoDB-Driver:
Features:
- automatic load and dump function
- reflection functions
- type specification
- support for embedding one and many structs
- support for
after loadfunction - support for
before dumpfunction - support for id generation
- support for default values
- support for derived values
The module creates some boilerplate code, so you can use structs for your data. You call load/1 to convert the map from the driver to your struct. To save your struct to MongoDB you call dump/1 before you call insert_one or insert_many.
Check out the docs!
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let me say: tempus fugit.
mongox - DEPRECATED
mongo - 0.5.4 December 1, 2015 (docs)
mongodb_erlang - seems not to support op_msg (since 3.6)
Unfortunately, the libraries are not up-to-date regarding the MongoDB server. Since I use the latest version of my projects and therefore want to use the features of the server, I was looking for a suitable driver. Unfortunately I did not find one, so I searched for the best starting point and developed my own driver.
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