mongoimport.md

• Import Data into MongoDB with mongoimport
  • Connect
  • Import One JSON Document
  • Import One Big JSON Array
  • Update Existing Records
  • Merge Data into Existing Records
  • Other Options

Import Data into MongoDB with mongoimport

https://www.mongodb.com/developer/products/mongodb/mongoimport-guide/

docker run --rm -it mongo:5  mongoimport

Connect

• uri protocal

  mongodb://[user:password@]host:port/[dbname]?authSource=admin

• e.g.

  mongoimport --uri 'mongodb://root:root@10.192.0.4:27017/db_test?authSource=admin'

Import One JSON Document

the json data should be dict/object like.

mongoimport --collection='mycollectionname' --file=path_json_file

Import One Big JSON Array

mongoimport --collection='mycollectionname' --file=path_json_array_file --jsonArray

Update Existing Records

• if your data has _id field, then just simply supply the option --mode=upsert
• If you're upserting records that don't have _id, you can specify some fields to use to match against documents in the collection, with the --upsertFields option

  --upsertFields=name,address,height

Merge Data into Existing Records

• If you are supplied with data files which extend your existing documents by adding new fields, or update certain fields, you can use mongoimport with "merge mode".

  --mode=merge

• You can also use the --upsertFields option here as well as when you're doing upserts, to match the documents you want to update.

Other Options

Option	Description
--ignoreBlanks	Ignore fields or columns with empty values.
--drop	Drop the collection before importing the new documents. This is particularly useful during development, but will lose data if you use it accidentally.
--stopOnError	Another option that is useful during development, this causes mongoimport to stop immediately when an error occurs.