MongoDB Shell
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Display Atlas cluster name in command prompt, rather than internal slug
When connected to an Atlas cluster, I can see the Atlas internal hostname slug in the command prompt:
Atlas atlas-l1ugii-shard-0 [secondary] database_name>
It would be easier if this displayed the Atlas hostname, that matches the UI, and includes the cluster name (e.g. "Atlas clustername-shard-0 [secondary] databasename>").
This would help with distinguishing between multiple shell connections across multiple different clusters.
1 vote -
Control logging behavior of mongosh
It should be possible to control the logging behavior of mongosh, for example:
- verbosity
- what to log / log level
- retention time
- whether logging is enabled or not
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syntax issues
I have to use '.\mongosh' rather than '.\mongo' when using Power Shell windows
Might be useful since the switch to mongoshell1 vote -
remove case sensitivity from tab search of commands
currently
mongoshuses case sensitive search of command on double tapping the tab key.While it seems adequate at first, entering a capital letter requires 2 key presses and it becomes annoying pretty fast for the good old
mongoshell users.1 vote -
Retain multi-line input in history.
Ideally, when using an inline text editor, the inline text editor would show the history command with its multi-lines retained.
1 vote -
1 vote
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Paginate shell output
When running a query or a command that returns a long output, the content scrolls off the screen and cannot be seen without using the terminal scrollbar.
It would be nice if the content would only scroll to screen boundaries and pause like
moreorless.1 vote -
Vi mode for MongoDB Shell
Please enable a 'vi' editing mode for the mongo shell.
- Similar to vi mode in bash
- Similar to https://www.npmjs.com/package/mongovi
A first cut of key bindings would be:
Basic command mode/editing mode toggling:
i Insert before cursor
Esc Toggle to command modeCursor motion keys:
h Move left
j Move down
k Move up
l Move rightw Move to next word
b Move to the beginning of the word0 Move to the beginning of the line
$ Move to the end of the lineAnd delete/change:
x delete next character to the right
d{motion} delete amount specified by…
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