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1. Decode user token

   Using Realm as an authentication service and a separate backend that then allows the user to connect to separate external APIs, I need to be able to verify that the user is an authenticated user and that their data (only email in this case) match those of the third party external API.

   The request to the third party API runs via admin API channels so it's critical to ensure the user is only able to manipulate their own data (orders, subscriptions etc).

   As far as I've been told there is no way to verify a user that logged into my frontend if the request has to go via my backend API.

   Firebase Admin SDK provides exactly this method here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/admin/verify-id-tokens

   To fit into a modern jamstack where multiple external services are tied together, Realm needs something similar.

   Using Realm as an authentication service and a separate backend that then allows the user to connect to separate external APIs, I need to be able to verify that the user is an authenticated user and that their data (only email in this case) match those of the third party external API.

   The request to the third party API runs via admin API channels so it's critical to ensure the user is only able to manipulate their own data (orders, subscriptions etc).

   As far as I've been told there is no way to verify a user that logged into my… more

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2. Remove Realm API retrieval limit

   Remove the 50 item limit on calls to the Realm API.

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3. Schema Definition/Validation: Descriptive Errors

   It would be nice to have a more descriptive error similar to the way Joi works when an insert fails due to schema definition. An error that points to the offending section of the schema.

   It's hard to debug with the current "insert not permitted" error.

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4. Import app with Realm UI

   You can export the realm app using the Realm UI, but you cannot import it.

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5. Email/Password Auth password requirement options

   Email/Password Auth currently only validates passwords to be from 6 to 20 character long.
   We need more requirement options, such as:

   Minimum length, which must be at least 6 characters but fewer than 99 characters. User chooses the min and max option.
   Require numbers
   Require a special character from this set:
   ^ $ * . [ ] { } ( ) ? " ! @ # % & / \ , > < ' : ; | _ ~ `
   The plus "+" and minus "-" sign do not meet special character requirements.
   Require uppercase letters
   Require lowercase letters

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6. Add Subscription Payments for charging Customers/Users in MongoDB Realm Cloud

   MongoDB Realm is perfect for SaaS products but the hard part is always implementing recurring billing for customers, we would need to write and implement a system like this ourself and maintain it which costs time and money or use third party services like Chargebee or Recurly. Firebase already has a nice extension market where you can install the Stripe extension and you are ready to go and charge your Customers monthly, I would like to see the same in MongoDB Realm with Stripe & PayPal & maybe more, best would be as an official product of the MongoDB product family like Charts or Realm are, just call it MongoDB Realm Subscription Payments or something :)

   MongoDB Realm is perfect for SaaS products but the hard part is always implementing recurring billing for customers, we would need to write and implement a system like this ourself and maintain it which costs time and money or use third party services like Chargebee or Recurly. Firebase already has a nice extension market where you can install the Stripe extension and you are ready to go and charge your Customers monthly, I would like to see the same in MongoDB Realm with Stripe & PayPal & maybe more, best would be as an official product of the MongoDB product… more

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7. Allow hosting of frameworks like NextJS or Gatsby

   Currently the hosting only supports static sites. Would be great if it allowed for hosting apps built with frameworks like NextJS or Gatsby.

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8. Compare Strings and ObjectIds in JSON Expressions

   We have a use-case where we need to compare an ObjectId on a document to the ObjectId of the user's custom data doc. However, because the ID of the user's custom data object is returned as a string and not as an ObjectId, there is no way to make this comparison without creating a function just to compare the ObjectId and the string. The overhead of invoking a function just to call toString on the ObjectId is going to be a major problem, especially because we need to make this comparison 5 times for every single operation on our most heavily trafficked collection.

   This could be easily solved by what should be a rather simple feature to add, an operator that could be used to compare an ObjectId to a string within JSON expressions.

   I think the best justification for this addition is that there are several situations where you simply cannot get an ID in ObjectId form as it is only provided as a string, like the ID on user custom data docs.

   We have a use-case where we need to compare an ObjectId on a document to the ObjectId of the user's custom data doc. However, because the ID of the user's custom data object is returned as a string and not as an ObjectId, there is no way to make this comparison without creating a function just to compare the ObjectId and the string. The overhead of invoking a function just to call toString on the ObjectId is going to be a major problem, especially because we need to make this comparison 5 times for every single operation on our most… more

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9. Ability to query datalake / online archive

   The new online archive is awesome.

   What would be even better is if we could query the data it moves to S3 as part of our stitch/realm functions.

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10. Built the new Stitich like Strapi

    Advanced Nodejs/React/Vue/Angular Developers have tried Strapi for sure once or at least heard of it. It is a headless-cms/graphical UI for building APIs, The first thing that came into my mind when I tried Stitch + the new GraphQL feature was, Nice product but the UI Strapi gives you for creating Schemas/Data is something MongoDB needs in thair Stitch App to take off since nobody does this currently.

    So my suggestion for Stitch is to have a Strapi like UI so we don't need to write Schemas manually, I'm sure this product will take off since everyone I talked to would use it over the current Stitch!

    MongoDB is a big Company so why not maybe talk to the guys of Strapi, it is OpenSource so MongoDB could have a managed solution for it like Stitch and also people can host it on their own as we can with MongoDB, but like I said most people will choose ATLAS because it's managed by professionals. The best would, of course, be to acquire Strapi + Team but this is something MongoDB needs to decide.

    For those not familiar with Strapi I suggest trying it and imagine having the possibility to build Strapi Apps in MongoDB ALTAS, it will be for sure an amazing experience.

    Strapi: http://strapi.io/

    Advanced Nodejs/React/Vue/Angular Developers have tried Strapi for sure once or at least heard of it. It is a headless-cms/graphical UI for building APIs, The first thing that came into my mind when I tried Stitch + the new GraphQL feature was, Nice product but the UI Strapi gives you for creating Schemas/Data is something MongoDB needs in thair Stitch App to take off since nobody does this currently.

    So my suggestion for Stitch is to have a Strapi like UI so we don't need to write Schemas manually, I'm sure this product will take off since everyone I talked to… more

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11. Disable Realm

    It would be great to be able to disable a realm without deleting it. Currently, this is possible by unlinking the cluster or exporting the realm and deleting it. Both of which create more work when firing it back up.

    It would also be amazing to be able to tie that in with billing alerts. Say I would rather my app crash than pay more than a certain amount because of Realm usage.

    In essence, I'm asking for an "always free" Realm that just disables itself when the free tier has been hit so that I can be 100% certain that I wouldn't be charged. The realm wouldn't disappear and could be turned back on either the next month or if I chose to accept the charges for additional resources. This would allow me to gauge my usage in the first few months without the worry of being charged.

    It would be great to be able to disable a realm without deleting it. Currently, this is possible by unlinking the cluster or exporting the realm and deleting it. Both of which create more work when firing it back up.

    It would also be amazing to be able to tie that in with billing alerts. Say I would rather my app crash than pay more than a certain amount because of Realm usage.

    In essence, I'm asking for an "always free" Realm that just disables itself when the free tier has been hit so that I can be 100% certain… more

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12. RDBMS Connectors

    Make the previously available data connectors available for Realm’s data adapter to sync data from the Realm Object Server to a Microsoft SQL Server and vice versa.

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