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This plugin supports Intel Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6, and 10.7; Windows XP, Vista, and 7; and Linux. License: By using this plugin you are accepting and agreeing to the terms of the FMRIB and Mango software licenses. The plugin JAR file contains its source code, including any modifications to.

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• Sh install-mango.sh. Using sudo to run the script as root: sudo sh install-mango.sh Answer the prompts. The script will prompt you to enter details about where to install Mango, which version of Mango to install etc. Hit enter and accept the default option shown inside the square brackets default.
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An automatic installation script is available for Linux and Mac. This script is interactive and will:

• Create a user for Mango to run under (Linux only)

• Create a H2 or MySQL database

• Download and extract the Mango zip file to your chosen installation directory

• Create a pre-configured env.properties file in overrides

• Create a self-signed SSL/TLS certificate

• Register a systemd service so Mango starts at boot (Linux only)

Requirements

• Your operating system is Linux or Mac OS

• Java JDK is installed and either

  • JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the JDK installation directory

  • The JDK bin directory is available on your path (specifically the java, keytool, and jar commands are available)

• (MySQL only) The mysql command is available on the path and the root user can run SQL without a password

Instructions

You must run the script as root. If you have any reservations about doing so, please see our manual installation instructions for your operating system.

Download the script

Run the script

If logged in as root:

Using sudo to run the script as root:

Answer the prompts

The script will prompt you to enter details about where to install Mango, which version of Mango to install etc. Hit enter and accept the default option shown inside the square brackets [default]. Yes/no answers must be written as ‘yes' or ‘no', ‘y' or ‘n' are not sufficient.

Advanced options

You can automate the script by providing answers to the prompts using environment variables. e.g.

Environment variables

• MA_HOME — The directory in which to install Mango

• MA_USER — The OS username under which Mango will run (will be created if user doesn't exist)

• MA_SERVICE_NAME — The systemd service name which will be installed

• MA_DB_TYPE — The SQL database type for the installation [h2/mysql]

• MA_DB_NAME — The SQL database name which will be created

• MA_DB_USER — The SQL database user (will be created if user doesn't exist)

• MA_DB_PASSWORD — The SQL database user's password

• MA_CONFIRM_DROP — Confirms that the SQL DB should be dropped (MySQL only) [yes/no]

• MA_CONFIRM_DELETE — Confirms that the contents of the installation directory can be deleted [yes/no]

• MA_CORE_ZIP — Path to a installation zip file to use instead of downloading one

• MA_VERSION — The version of Mango to install e.g. latest or 3.6.5

The mongo shell is an interactive JavaScript interface toMongoDB. You can use the mongo shell to query and updatedata as well as perform administrative operations.

The following document pertains to the mongo shellincluded in theMongoDB Server Download.For information on the new MongoDB Shell, mongosh, refer to themongosh Documentation.

To understand the differences between the two shells, seeComparison of the mongo Shell and mongosh.

Download the mongo Shell¶

The mongo shell is included as part of the MongoDBserver installation. If you have already installed theserver, the mongo shell is installed to the same locationas the server binary.

Alternatively, if you would like to download the mongoshell separately from the MongoDB Server, you can install the shell asa standalone package by following these steps:

1. Access the Download Center for your Edition of MongoDB:

2. Select your preferred Version and Platformfrom the dropdowns.

3. Select the Package to download according to yourplatform:

   Download Package
   Select the zip package to download an archive whichincludes the mongo shell.
   Select the tgz package to download an archive whichincludes the mongo shell.
   Select the tgz package to download themongo shell.

4. Copy the mongo shell from the archive to a location onyour filesystem.

For additional installation guidance specific to your platform, or toinstall the mongo shell as part of a MongoDB Serverinstallation, see the installation guide for your platform.

Start the mongo Shell and Connect to MongoDB¶

Once you have downloaded the mongo shell, you can use itto connect to your running MongoDB server.

Starting in MongoDB 4.2 (and 4.0.13), the mongo shell displays awarning message when connected to non-genuine MongoDB instances asthese instances may behave differently from the official MongoDBinstances; e.g. missing or incomplete features, different featurebehaviors, etc.

Prerequisites¶

• The MongoDB server must be installed and running before you canconnect to it from the mongo shell. Follow the steps inthe installation tutorial for your platformto install and start the MongoDB server if required.

• Once you have verified that the mongod server isrunning, open a terminal window (or a command prompt for Windows) andgo to your directory:

  Adding your to the PATHenvironment variable allows you to type mongo directly insteadof having to first go to the directory or specify the full path to the binary. Alternatively, youcan copy the mongo shell to a location on your filesystem thatis already present in your PATH, such as /usr/bin on Linux.

macOS Security Verification¶

For macOS users:

macOS may prevent the mongo shell from running after installation. Ifyou receive a security error when starting the mongo shellindicating that the developer could not be identified or verified,do the following to grant the mongo shell access to run:

• Open System Preferences
• Select the Security and Privacy pane.
• Under the General tab, click the button to the right of themessage about the mongo shell, labelled either OpenAnyway or Allow Anyway depending on your version ofmacOS.

Local MongoDB Instance on Default Port¶

You can run mongo shell without any command-line optionsto connect to a MongoDB instancerunning on your localhost with default port 27017:

Local MongoDB Instance on a Non-default Port¶

To explicitly specify the port, include the --port command-line option. For example, to connect to a MongoDBinstance running on localhost with a non-default port 28015:

MongoDB Instance on a Remote Host¶

The medieval plague mac os. To explicitly specify the hostname and/or port,

• You can specify a connection string. For example, to connect to a MongoDBinstance running on a remote host machine:

• You can use the command-line option --host :. For example, to connect to a MongoDB instancerunning on a remote host machine:

• You can use the --host and--port command-line options. Forexample, to connect to a MongoDB instance running on a remote hostmachine:

MongoDB Instance with Authentication¶

To connect to a MongoDB instance requires authentication:

• You can specify the username, authentication database, and optionallythe password in the connection string. For example, to connect andauthenticate to a remote MongoDB instance as user alice:

  If you do not specify the password in the connection string, theshell will prompt for the password.

• You can use the --username and--password,--authenticationDatabase command-line options. For example, toconnect and authenticate to a remote MongoDB instance as useralice:

  If you specify --password without the user's password, theshell will prompt for the password.

Connect to a MongoDB Replica Set¶

To connect to a replica set:

• You can specify the replica set name and members in theconnection string.

• If using the DNS Seed List Connection Format, you can specify theconnection string:

  Use of the +srv connection string modifier automatically setsthe ssl option to true for the connection.

• You can specify the replica set name and members from the--host /:,:,..command-line option. For example, to connect to replica set namedreplA:

TLS/SSL Connection¶

For TLS/SSL connections,

• You can specify the ssl=true option in theconnection string.

• If using the DNS Seed List Connection Format, you can include the+srv connection string modifier:

  Use of the +srv connection string modifier automatically setsthe ssl option to true for the connection.

• You can specify --ssl command-line option.For example, to connect to replica set named replA:

For more information on the options used in the connection examplesas well as other options, see mongo reference and examples of starting up mongo.

Working with the mongo Shell¶

To display the database you are using, type db:

The operation should return test, which is the default database.

To switch databases, issue the use helper, as in thefollowing example:

See also db.getSiblingDB() method to access adifferent database from the current database without switching yourcurrent database context (i.e. db).

To list the databases available to the user, use the helper showdbs. [1]

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You can switch to non-existing databases. When you first store data inthe database, such as by creating a collection, MongoDB creates thedatabase. For example, the following creates both the databasemyNewDatabase and the collectionmyCollection duringthe insertOne() operation:

The db.myCollection.insertOne() is oneof the methods available in the mongo shell.

• db refers to the current database.
• myCollection is the name of the collection.

If the mongo shell does not accept the name of a collection,you can use the alternative db.getCollection() syntax.For instance, if a collection name contains a space or hyphen, startswith a number, or conflicts with a built-in function:

The mongo shell prompt has a limit of 4095 codepoints foreach line. If you enter a line with more than 4095 codepoints, theshell will truncate it.

For more documentation of basic MongoDB operations in themongo shell, see:

Format Printed Results¶

The db.collection.find() method returns a cursor tothe results; however, in the mongo shell, if the returnedcursor is not assigned to a variable using the var keyword, thenthe cursor is automatically iterated up to 20 times to print up to thefirst 20 documents that match the query. The mongo shellwill prompt Type it to iterate another 20 times.

To format the printed result, you can add the .pretty() to theoperation, as in the following:

In addition, you can use the following explicit print methods in themongo shell:

• print() to print without formatting
• print(tojson()) to print with JSON formatting andequivalent to printjson()
• printjson() to print with JSON formatting and equivalentto print(tojson())

For more information and examples on cursor handling in themongo shell, see Iterate a Cursor in the mongo Shell. See alsoCursor Help for list of cursor help in themongo shell.

Multi-line Operations in the mongo Shell¶

If you end a line with an open parenthesis ('('), an open brace('{'), or an open bracket ('['), then the subsequent lines startwith ellipsis ('..') until you enter the corresponding closingparenthesis (')'), the closing brace ('}') or the closingbracket (']'). The mongo shell waits for the closingparenthesis, closing brace, or the closing bracket before evaluatingthe code, as in the following example:

You can exit the line continuation mode if you enter two blanklines, as in the following example:

Tab Completion and Other Keyboard Shortcuts¶

The mongo shell supports keyboard shortcuts. For example,

• Use the up/down arrow keys to scroll through command history. See.dbshell documentation for moreinformation on the .dbshell file.

• Use to autocomplete or to list the completionpossibilities, as in the following example which uses tocomplete the method name starting with the letter 'c':

  Because there are many collection methods starting with the letter'c', the will list the various methods that start with'c'.

For a full list of the shortcuts, see Shell Keyboard Shortcuts Dark cave mac os.

The db.collection.find() method returns a cursor tothe results; however, in the mongo shell, if the returnedcursor is not assigned to a variable using the var keyword, thenthe cursor is automatically iterated up to 20 times to print up to thefirst 20 documents that match the query. The mongo shellwill prompt Type it to iterate another 20 times.

To format the printed result, you can add the .pretty() to theoperation, as in the following:

In addition, you can use the following explicit print methods in themongo shell:

• print() to print without formatting
• print(tojson()) to print with JSON formatting andequivalent to printjson()
• printjson() to print with JSON formatting and equivalentto print(tojson())

For more information and examples on cursor handling in themongo shell, see Iterate a Cursor in the mongo Shell. See alsoCursor Help for list of cursor help in themongo shell.

Multi-line Operations in the mongo Shell¶

If you end a line with an open parenthesis ('('), an open brace('{'), or an open bracket ('['), then the subsequent lines startwith ellipsis ('..') until you enter the corresponding closingparenthesis (')'), the closing brace ('}') or the closingbracket (']'). The mongo shell waits for the closingparenthesis, closing brace, or the closing bracket before evaluatingthe code, as in the following example:

You can exit the line continuation mode if you enter two blanklines, as in the following example:

Tab Completion and Other Keyboard Shortcuts¶

The mongo shell supports keyboard shortcuts. For example,

• Use the up/down arrow keys to scroll through command history. See.dbshell documentation for moreinformation on the .dbshell file.

• Use to autocomplete or to list the completionpossibilities, as in the following example which uses tocomplete the method name starting with the letter 'c':

  Because there are many collection methods starting with the letter'c', the will list the various methods that start with'c'.

For a full list of the shortcuts, see Shell Keyboard Shortcuts Dark cave mac os.

.mongorc.js File¶

When starting, mongo checks the user's HOMEdirectory for a JavaScript file named .mongorc.js. If found, mongo interprets thecontent of .mongorc.js before displaying the prompt for thefirst time. If you use the shell to evaluate a JavaScript file orexpression, either by using the --evaloption on the command line or by specifying a .js file tomongo, mongo will read the.mongorc.js file after the JavaScript has finished processing.You can prevent .mongorc.js from being loaded by using the--norc option.

Exit the Shell¶

To exit the shell, type quit() or use the shortcut.

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Comparison of the mongo Shell and mongosh¶

mongosh is currently available as aBeta release. The product, its features, and the correspondingdocumentation may change during the Beta stage.

The new MongoDB Shell, mongosh, offers numerousadvantages over the mongo shell, such as:

• Improved syntax highlighting.
• Improved command history.
• Improved logging.

During the beta stage, mongosh supports a subset of themongo shell methods. Achieving feature parity betweenmongosh and the mongo shell is an ongoing effort.

To maintain backwards compatibility, the methods that mongoshsupports use the same syntax as the corresponding methods in themongo shell. To see the complete list of methodssupported by mongosh, seeMongoDB Shell Methods.

• mongo Reference Page