MongoDBCollection

from mongofire import MongoDB

db = MongoDB('myDatabase')

coll_ref = db.collection('users')

This is how you can access collections in MongoFire

add

Let’s add list of users to our users collection

users = [
    {
        'name': 'Mohamed',
        'age': 20,
    },
    {
        'name': 'Ali',
        'age': 16,
    },
    {
        'name': 'Ahmed',
        'age': 30,
    },
]

for user in users:
    status, doc_ref = coll_ref.add(user)
    print(doc_ref.id, status.acknowledged)

The add method will generate a random id for each user document if you want to use a custom id check out the set method

where

The where method will help you work with multiple documents. You can query for any documents You can update and delete You can do anything.

Let’s say you need to add a new field for all users between 13 and 19 years old. You can do this as follows:

query = coll_ref.where('age', '>', 13)
query = query.where('age', '<', 19)

status = query.update({'isTeenager', True})

If you want to read query data, do the following:

# read stream
for teenager in coll_ref.where('isTeenager', '==', True).stream()
    print(teenager.data.to_pretty())

# read
for teenager in coll_ref.where('isTeenager', '==', True).get()
    print(teenager.data.to_pretty())

And you can delete like this:

query = coll_ref.where('isTeenager', '==', True)
status = query.delete()

These are all query operators that MongoFire support

Operater	Mongo	Description
==	$eq	equal to
!=	$ne	not equal to
<	$lt	less than
<=	$lte	less than or equal to
>	$gt	greater than
>=	$gte	greater than or equal to
array-contains	$all	list items contains all list items
array-contains-any	$in	list items contains to any items in the list
in	$in	value equal to any items in the list
not-in	$nin	value not equal to any items in the list

document

If you only want to work with single document, check out the MongoDBDocument class.