[ANN] MongoTalk, MongoBrowser and Mongo Spotter support

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[ANN] MongoTalk, MongoBrowser and Mongo Spotter support

Torsten Bergmann
Beside my new article "Building a Mongo Browser in Pharo" [1] and the new
Mongo Browser tool I now added support for "Spotter browsing/navigation"
using a running Mongo DB to the project.

Just load "MongoTalk" from config browser in Pharo 4, run you Mongo database
and then use Spotter to enter a database name.

Attached is a screenshot.

When Mongo is running locally you can easily use spotter now to directly
browse Mongo databases, included collections and documents of a running
MongoDB instance.

If Mongo is not running on localhost you can also switch the default
db instance:

  Mongo default: (Mongo host: 'myserver' port: 1234)

to browse remotely.

Thx
T.



[1] https://medium.com/@astares/building-a-mongo-browser-in-pharo-fe2104052843


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Re: [ANN] MongoTalk, MongoBrowser and Mongo Spotter support

Tudor Girba-2
Nice :)

You are really enjoying yourself.

As an improvement. You could also provide the preview for the database and collection :).

Cheers,
Doru



On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 9:09 AM, Torsten Bergmann <[hidden email]> wrote:
Beside my new article "Building a Mongo Browser in Pharo" [1] and the new
Mongo Browser tool I now added support for "Spotter browsing/navigation"
using a running Mongo DB to the project.

Just load "MongoTalk" from config browser in Pharo 4, run you Mongo database
and then use Spotter to enter a database name.

Attached is a screenshot.

When Mongo is running locally you can easily use spotter now to directly
browse Mongo databases, included collections and documents of a running
MongoDB instance.

If Mongo is not running on localhost you can also switch the default
db instance:

  Mongo default: (Mongo host: 'myserver' port: 1234)

to browse remotely.

Thx
T.



[1] https://medium.com/@astares/building-a-mongo-browser-in-pharo-fe2104052843




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