Atlas App Services
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ObjectId
We need a way for ids to not have to be unwrapped from $oid before they are assigned as an ObjectId.
Incoming data:
{"_id":{"$oid":"..."}}
Realm class:
class Item: Object {
@objc dynamic var _id = ObjectId.generate()
}That's all that should be needed.
So the default ObjectId class needs:
enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
case oid = "$oid"
}then in init(from decoder:Decoder)
let container = try decoder.container(keyedBy: CodingKeys.self)
try super.init(string: try container.decode(String.self, forKey: .oid))Do that when the .singleValueContainer() call fails.
That way both use cases are satisfied.2 votes -
Add line number to function call error messages
A simple line number of where a function fails would be incredibly useful. And a function name would be important too for when a function calls another function.
12 votes -
Support for user "Presence"
At this point in time, it is not possible to determine in Realm Cloud whether a user is connected to a MongoDB Realm app and is online or not. In other words, there is no built in mechanism in Realm for figuring this out. Firebase has had this feature for years, so I think it only nature that Realm should as well. This is absolutely critical for developing something like a chat application.
3 votes -
Add 'Previously Used' column to table of functions
Add a column indicating when each function was previously used in the functions screen.
It would also be helpful to have some basic stats about each functions usage, like total usage count, used in last 30 days, and total usage as a % of all function calls.
This would help you to find which functions are used most to make them as efficient as possible, and to remove ones that aren't used much.
2 votes -
Complex Realm Querying (No Partitions)
So there's currently an issue with Partitions where if you have multiple complex relationships, files that need to be in multiple partitions aren't accessible.
Let's say you have a User Object and a Tribe Object.
Each user has a list of tribes they are in, and each tribe has a list of users they are in.If you partition for each User, and User 1 and User 2 share a tribe, the User 2 partition will be unable to access the tribe.
If you partition for Tribes, and Tribe 1 and Tribe 2 that share a User, one partition will…
3 votes -
7 votes
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Default value for fields
A way to set default value to a field, when this is not given in the input.
GraphQl already has this functionality..
5 votes -
Count Query with the existing QueryInput Filter
I think this would be easy to implement, maybe its just to add a count to the pipeline.
The idea is to have a Count query for each generated type from collection in schema.
The output would be a Int.
The input the QueryInput used already for findManys queries2 votes -
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…
1 vote -
Add Intercepter or Middleware with GraphQL Apis
Add a middleware or interceptor along with default graphql apis. So we can do some custom validation before start querying database.
Scenario: If I want a user to restrict number of reads per collection, the best approach is go with custom resolver. But if there is a default pre-hook and post-hook , It would be great1 vote -
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 letters2 votes -
Add More Regions For Realm
Would be great if we can have more options for realm like south america and europe.
12 votes -
Postman snippet generator
Working with the http library has been the most frustrating part of working with Realm functions. Postman has an awesome "generate code snippet" feature, with lots of options like Axios and Unirest. It would great if I didn't have to manually convert from cURL and could just copy some code from Postman into my Realm function.
4 votes -
Search Users by Email
In the users tab, I can only search by ID. If I don't have the users ID, it's nearly impossible for me to find a user in the list. Need to be able to search for a user by email ASAP. Thanks.
12 votes -
Allow more Realm data source read preferences
Need to be able to specify custom read preferences (e.g. tags) for Realm data sources, as I may want to segregate the load from my Realm apps with other operational load.
1 vote -
Support for updating nested fields in GraphQL mutations
I want to do the equivalent of {$set: {"details.pm_stage": "...."}}
export const UPDATEPROJECTDETAILS = gql
mutation UpdateProjectDetails($query: PsprojectQueryInput!, $pmStage: String!) {
updateOnePsproject(query: $query, set: {details: {pm_stage: $pmStage}}) {
_id
}
}
right now the whole "details" subdocument gets overridden
4 votes -
More Intuitive GUI for Relationship Modeling
I know "Add Relationship" button works very well. However, you can check some of Headless CMS out there and learn from how they are letting users to handle relationship modeling.
I think the one from Strapi is the best. It's like attached image.
You can search on google image by "Strapi relation" and find more images.8 votes -
Single schema of truth: JSON Schema / Realm Schema / GraphQL Schema / TypeScript Types
I think the current recommended initial prototyping workflow for a Realm web SDK user is like this:
1) Add first data in collection (manually, on Compass etc.)
2) Generate JSON Schema (manually click a button on web UI)
3) Set up relationship (manually, on web UI)
4) Download GraphQL Schema (manually click a button on web UI)
5) Get TypeScript types and React hooks (automatically generated by graphql-codegen CLI)
6) If you use another Realm SDK somewhere else (ex. Node.js sdk for server side), write Realm Schema (manually)This is not very developer friendly, and requires back-and-forth work between CLI,…
8 votes -
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…
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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.
2 votes
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