3 Basic Operations

3 Basic Operations🔗ℹ

(require db/mongodb/basic/main)

package: mongodb

The basic API of MongoDB is provided by this module.

3.1 Servers🔗ℹ

procedure
(mongo? x) → boolean?
x : any/c

A test for Mongo servers.

procedure
(create-mongo [#:host host #:port port]) → mongo?
host : string = "localhost"
port : port-number? = 27017

Creates a connection to the specified Mongo server.

procedure
(close-mongo! m) → void?
m : mongo?

Closes the connection to the Mongo server.

procedure
(mongo-list-databases m) → (vectorof bson-document/c)
m : mongo?

Returns information about the databases on a server.

procedure
(mongo-db-names m) → (listof string?)
m : mongo?

Returns the names of the databases on the server.

3.2 Databases🔗ℹ

struct
(struct mongo-db (mongo name)
    #:extra-constructor-name make-mongo-db)
  mongo : mongo?
  name : string?

A structure representing a Mongo database. The mongo field is mutable.

procedure
(mongo-db-execute-command! db cmd) → bson-document/c
db : mongo-db?
cmd : bson-document/c

Executes command cmd on the database db and returns Mongo’s response. Refer to List of Database Commands for more details.

procedure
(mongo-db-collections db) → (listof string?)
db : mongo-db?

Returns a list of collection names in the database.

procedure
(mongo-db-create-collection! db
name
#:capped? capped?
#:size size
[ #:max max])
→ mongo-collection?
  db : mongo-db?
  name : string?
  capped? : boolean?
  size : number?
  max : (or/c false/c number?) = #f

Creates a new collection in the database and returns a handle to it. Refer to Capped Collections for details on the options.

procedure
(mongo-db-drop-collection! db name) → bson-document/c
db : mongo-db?
name : string?

Drops a collection from the database.

procedure
(mongo-db-drop db) → bson-document/c
db : mongo-db?

Drops a database from its server.

value
mongo-db-profiling/c : contract?

Defined as (symbols 'none 'low 'all).

procedure
(mongo-db-profiling db) → mongo-db-profiling/c
db : mongo-db?

Returns the profiling level of the database.

procedure
(set-mongo-db-profiling! db v) → boolean?
db : mongo-db?
v : mongo-db-profiling/c

Sets the profiling level of the database. Returns #t on success.

procedure
(mongo-db-profiling-info db) → bson-document/c
db : mongo-db?

Returns the profiling information from the database. Refer to Database Profiler for more details.

procedure
(mongo-db-valid-collection? db name) → boolean?
db : mongo-db?
name : string?

Returns #t if name is a valid collection.

3.3 Collections🔗ℹ

struct
(struct mongo-collection (db name)
    #:extra-constructor-name make-mongo-collection)
  db : mongo-db?
  name : string?

A structure representing a Mongo collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-drop! mc) → void
mc : mongo-collection?

Drops the collection from its database.

procedure
(mongo-collection-valid? mc) → boolean?
mc : mongo-collection?

Returns #t if mc is a valid collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-full-name mc) → string?
mc : mongo-collection?

Returns the full name of the collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-find mc
query
[ #:tailable? tailable?
#:slave-okay? slave-okay?
#:no-timeout? no-timeout?
#:selector selector
#:skip skip
#:limit limit])
→ mongo-cursor?
  mc : mongo-collection?
  query : bson-document/c
  tailable? : boolean? = #f
  slave-okay? : boolean? = #f
  no-timeout? : boolean? = #f
  selector : (or/c false/c bson-document/c) = #f
  skip : int32? = 0
  limit : (or/c false/c int32?) = #f

Performs a query in the collection. Refer to Querying for more details.

If limit is #f, then a limit of 2 is sent. This is the smallest limit that creates a server-side cursor, because 1 is interpreted as -1.

procedure
(mongo-collection-insert-docs! mc docs) → void
mc : mongo-collection?
docs : (sequenceof bson-document/c)

Inserts a sequence of documents into the collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-insert-one! mc doc) → void
mc : mongo-collection?
doc : bson-document/c

Insert an document into the collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-insert! mc doc ...) → void
mc : mongo-collection?
doc : bson-document/c

Inserts any number of documents into the collection.

procedure
(mongo-collection-remove! mc sel) → void
mc : mongo-collection?
sel : bson-document/c

Removes documents matching the selector. Refer to Removing for more details.

procedure
(mongo-collection-modify! mc sel mod) → void
  mc : mongo-collection?
  sel : bson-document/c
  mod : bson-document/c

Modifies all documents matching the selector according to mod. Refer to Modifier Operations for more details.

procedure
(mongo-collection-replace! mc sel doc) → void
  mc : mongo-collection?
  sel : bson-document/c
  doc : bson-document/c

Replaces the first document matching the selector with obj.

procedure
(mongo-collection-repsert! mc sel doc) → void
  mc : mongo-collection?
  sel : bson-document/c
  doc : bson-document/c

If a document matches the selector, it is replaced; otherwise the document is inserted. Refer to Upserts with Modifiers for more details on using modifiers.

procedure
(mongo-collection-count mc [query]) → exact-integer?
mc : mongo-collection?
query : bson-document/c = empty

Returns the number of documents matching the query.

3.3.1 Indexing🔗ℹ

Refer to Indexes for more details on indexing.

procedure
(mongo-collection-index! mc spec [name]) → void
  mc : mongo-collection?
  spec : bson-document/c
  name : string? = ....

Creates an index of the collection. A name will be automatically generated if not specified.

procedure
(mongo-collection-indexes mc) → mongo-cursor?
mc : mongo-collection?

Queries for index information.

procedure
(mongo-collection-drop-index! mc name) → void
mc : mongo-collection?
name : string?

Drops an index by name.

3.4 Cursors🔗ℹ

Query results are returned as Mongo cursors.

A Mongo cursor is a sequence of BSON documents.

procedure
(mongo-cursor? x) → boolean?
x : any/c

A test for Mongo cursors.

procedure
(mongo-cursor-done? mc) → boolean?
mc : mongo-cursor?

Returns #t if the cursor has no more answers. #f otherwise.

procedure
(mongo-cursor-kill! mc) → void
mc : mongo-cursor?

Frees the server resources for the cursor.

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