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Pretty-prints data from mongo
usage: ppmongo [-h] [-H HOST] [-P PORT] [-D DB] [-C COLLECTION]
[-f FIELDNAME [FIELDNAME ...]] [-j JSON] [--count] [--analyze]
[--flat]
[FIELD=VALUE [FIELD=VALUE ...]]
Retrieve and pretty-print data from mongodb
positional arguments:
FIELD=VALUE A quick way to search by specific fields
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-H HOST, --host HOST MongoDB host name
-P PORT, --port PORT MongoDB port
-D DB, --database DB database name
-C COLLECTION, --collection COLLECTION
MongoDB collection name
-f FIELDNAME [FIELDNAME ...], --field FIELDNAME [FIELDNAME ...]
A list of fields that should be returned.
-j JSON, --json JSON A SON object that results must match
--count Count objects instead of displaying
--analyze Analyze documents structure
--flat Output flat tab-separated of field values instead of
pretty-printing objects. Requires a list of fields set
with -f options.
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