quickmongo.py 0.0.8

A simple and quick wrapper for pymongo!

QuickMongo.py

Simple wrapper for PyMongo written in python! This module is for those who don't know pymongo but want to use it but if you are using for a very large scale things i aka Science Spot will prefer you to use PyMongo or other Database because it might be slow but will not matter alot until you are doing multiple Operations with it!

WARNINGS: Quickmongo.py stores data as {'key': str, 'value': any} so if you stored values for the document something else, it will give you key error mostly.... So try to keep a seperate collection for QuickMongo.Py. It will store in python collection as deault collection name...

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Installation

In your terminal:

pip install quickmongo.py

In your python file:

from quickmongo import Database

# If you are using locally
db = Database('mongodb://localhost:27017/', {'db_name': 'local'})

# if you are using 'mongodb+srv://' uri then you should do something like this
db = Database(mongoURL)
# mongourl will be the 'mongodb+srv://' uri link
# clusterName will be the name of the mongoose cluster. Eg:- Cluster0
# Incase if you don't know what is your clustername you will get an TypeError with available clusters!

Events

Events is way to trigger your function on paticular times!

from quickmongo import Database

def my_ready_function():
    print('Database is ready')

db = Database(
    mongoURL='your mongo uri here',
    events={
        'ready': my_ready_function
    }
)

# Will run that function if everything is ok else will throw error

Options of Databases

Set some options for your database as a dict which is optional

options = {
    'collection_name': 'yourCollectionName', # Collection name will be 'python' as default
    'db_name': 'Cluster0' # This is optional unless you are using localhost you have to set it to local!
}

db = Database(mongoURL, clusterName, options)
# mongoURL and clusterName is described above

Get databases and collections

# Get all database names under the link
print(db.all_database_names())
# Check if the given database exists in the list
print(db.database_exists('Cluster0'))

# Get all collections names under the link
print(db.all_collection_names())
# Check if the given collection exists in the list
print(db.collection_exists('python'))

All Operations

db.set('foo', 'bar') # Will set value 'bar' for the key 'foo'
db.get('foo') # Will return 'bar' which is the value of the key 'foo'

db.all() # Will return all keys and values of the collection! {'key': 'foo', 'value': 'bar'} as a dict
db.startsWith('f') # Will sort all data whose keys startswith 'f' as {'key': 'foo', 'value': 'bar'}

db.delete('foo') # Will delete value of the key 'foo'
db.deleteAll() # Will delete all values of the all keys! Simple drop() function

db.set('foo', 1) # Simple set function given description above

db.add('foo', 2) # Will add 2 to the old value. So the current value will be 3
db.subtract('foo', 1) # Will subtract 1 from old value of the key 'foo'. So the current value will be 1

db.typeof('foo') # Its currently int so it will return <class 'int'>

Currently this package is under developement! But still this package works very well!

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