mongodoc 0.3.3

Creates a uml-like diagram for a nested mongodb document

If you have a mongodb database that you wish to document, a good
starting point might be to install mongodoc and use the mongodoc
command::

% mongodoc test

After answering a few questions, you will get an output file that
will look something like this::


_____________________________________________
| hobbies |
|_____________________________________________|
+--| _id: <class 'bson.objectid.ObjectId'> |
| | title: <type 'unicode'> |
| |_____________________________________________|
|
| _____________________________________________
| | occupations |
| |_____________________________________________|
+--+--| _id: <class 'bson.objectid.ObjectId'> |
| | | duties: <type 'list'> |
| | | title: <type 'unicode'> |
| | |_____________________________________________|
| |
| | ____________________________________________________________________________________
| | | people |
| | |____________________________________________________________________________________|
| | | _id: <class 'bson.objectid.ObjectId'> ________________________________|
| | | address: <type 'dict'> | address ||
| | | first: <type 'unicode'> |________________________________||
| +--| hobby: <class 'bson.objectid.ObjectId'> | number: <type 'unicode'> ||
| | last: <type 'unicode'> | state: <type 'unicode'> ||
+-----| occupation: <class 'bson.objectid.ObjectId'> | street: <type 'unicode'> ||
| | zip: <type 'unicode'> ||
| |________________________________||
|____________________________________________________________________________________|


The document in the people collection has a sub-document for
the value of the address field, so it appears as a box within
the people diagram. You will get one of these diagrams for each
collection in the db. MongoDoc found that there is a probable
link between the _id of occupations and the occupation field
of the people doc. If the find links feature is not working
for you, you can disable it with the --find-links option

The mongodoc command has a few options for connecting to the db::

% mongodoc -h
usage: mongodoc [-h] [--port PORT] [--host HOST] [--username USERNAME]
[--password PASSWORD] [--file FILE]
name

Document a mongo db

positional arguments:
name The name of the mongo db to document

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--port PORT The db port number
--host HOST The db host
--username USERNAME The username for authenticating to the db
--password PASSWORD The password for authenticating to the db
--file FILE The name of the output file
--find-links Enter no if you don't want to find links.



Changelog
=========

0.3.3
-------------------
- Bugfix: didn't show sub documents when the subdocs were longer than the parent doc.
0.3.2
-------------------
- Bugfix: bombed when the value of a field was {}

0.3.1
-------------------
- Forgot to update the changelog on 0.3
- Minor edit in README.rst.

0.3
-------------------
- Changed the console command
from doc-db to mongodoc
- Fixed easy_install problem
because of a missing HISTORY
file - OOPS!

0.2b
-------------------
- Fixed a bug in counting similar docs
- When the user keeps saying no to the
'use this doc' prompt

0.2a
-------------------
- Added a simple method to help find the most
representative doc in each collection
- Added a class that finds links between
collections and draws lines between them


0.1
-------------------

- Initial release