MongoDB for VS Code
MongoDB for VS Code lets you easily work with MongoDB directly from your VS Code environment. Using the MongoDB extension, you can:
- Connect to a MongoDB instance or cluster
- Navigate your databases and collections
- Prototype queries and aggregations
You can install the MongoDB extension from inside of VS Code via the VS Code Extension Marketplace. Help us improve the MongoDB for VS Code by posting your ideas and suggestions for improvements.
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Possibility to edit and save documents
Now when I open a document, I can write in it but can't save it. Make a save button to update it
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1 vote
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Please refer to the design pattern and features of database plugin in IDEA
Please support a query console where we can edit and store some MongoDB SQL for query, and It'd better to execute the statements in the query console and get the result in the tab at the bottom.
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the product does not connect properly!
the product does not connect properly!
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Enable code block with connection to choose and run icon
Like python notebooks, it would be very helpful to have code blocks to run and select database. like the image shown
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Write playground as TypeScript file
Feature Request
It would be nice to write MongoDB playground in Typescript, then we will have design time validation and good suggestions in IDE.
Detailed Description
It would be awesome to have types for MongoDB interfaces and the ability to import your own types.
…import {Sale} from './types'; use('mongodbVSCodePlaygroundDB'); const sales: Sale[] = [ { 'item': 'abc', 'price': 10, 'quantity': 2, 'date': new Date('2014-03-01T08:00:00Z') }, { 'item': 'jkl', 'price': 20, 'quantity': 1, 'date': new Date('2014-03-01T09:00:00Z') }, { 'item': 'xyz', 'price': 5, 'quantity': 10, 'date': new Date('2014-03-15T09:00:00Z') }, { 'item': 'xyz', 'price': 5, 'quantity': 20, 'date': new Date('2014-04-04T11:21:39.736Z') }, { 'item':9 votes -
Enable index and import export from extension
Enable Vector Search Index Creation from extension, importing and exporting data into and out of collections
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Opening Playground file from other folders out of workspace, with Recents list
Normally I don't store playground files within my VS Code project folder (which often is a Git repository).
I could add the files to .gitignore, but it would be much more convenience if the Playgrounds pane has options to open file from another folder, and to open recent files too.1 vote -
Add Support for Stable API in the extension
Include support for running playground against a stable API version.
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Naming convention of documents when viewing in VSCode
The MongoDB extension for VSCode has given me a really good development experience by simply using my DB from either local machine or from Atlas, without going out of the editor.
But one thing we can have, as an improvement, is to give some sort of ability that the documents of a MongoDB collection can be named based on a field chosen when viewing it via extension.
Currently, for sake of uniqueness, it uses _id as representation name, which may sometimes feel confusing while developing with MongoDB.
I will really love to have something of sorts implemented in VS Code.
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Reactive document opened by ID for editing
I really want to be able to open a document by ID so I can fix data created during development, but that would be on page 1000 if browsing.
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Use the ssh connection or the tunnel from vscode
It would be awesome to be able to use the ssh connection or the tunnel from vscode to connect to the MongoDB server
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Pin Connection to Playground
I would like to be able to switch across playgrounds that are contextually associated with different connections without having switch connections globally.
So, I connect one playground with one connection, I open another playground for another connection. When I switch back to the first playground I don't have to click through to the first connection as the playground is still associated with it.
Likewise, when I switch to the second playground, it's already/still connected to the second connection.
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Connection Collections
Instead of having to search through a long list of connections, create folders in which related connections might be grouped?
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I'd like to view, edit and even version control my validation schemas
I'd like to view, edit and even version control my validation schemas
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show/hide setting for the info line in the file tab
I can see the potential in this tiny feature but for my, seeing unrelated info line text in the file is distractions, and I will appreciate a setting to hide or show this info line in the file
I searched in the setting but did not find any settings to show or hide this info line.
further more I will suggest to add "connected info" section in the mdb sidebar, it can be as a mini dash board.. this info line will be great fit in that section. thanks!1 vote -
4 votes
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Improve Performance of Result Display - Stream Results to JSON Display
It looks like currently the playground results don't appear until the full set is collected from the server. This is extremely slow sometimes depending on the latency to the cluster and document size.
As soon as you have one document returned in the cursor, you can start showing the data in the results panel write the JSON streaming fashion as each document is deserialized.1 vote -
show last 'n' entires
An option to show last 'n' records. Currently, we have an option to see 10 at a time and then click on 'show more' for every 10 records which is tedious. An option to show last n would help a lot.
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Separate Terminal Instances for Different Playground Scripts
Currently, when running multiple scripts, all output is directed to the same terminal.
This could lead to a lot of confusion and difficulty in tracking the progress of individual scripts, especially when they are running concurrently.For example, when running two scripts that both output progress percentages, the output in the terminal looks like this:
Progress: [====== ] 13.70%
Progress: [===== ] 11.37%
Progress: [====== ] 13.71%
Progress: [===== ] 11.37%It's challenging to distinguish which progress percentage corresponds to which script. This issue is exacerbated when more scripts are running simultaneously.
1 vote
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