elbywan/moongoon

An object-document mapper for MongoDB. 🌙

moongoon's Issues

Multi DB?

Hello,

Does Mongoon support multi DB connection?

timestamps helper

Sorry if this is kind of a dumb question...but I'm accustomed to including timestamps in a Mongoid class definition to automatically generate created_at and updated_at fields.

Is there an equivalent in Mongoon?

Thanks!

Marc

Failed to install moongoon

Hello

Dear, Maintainer.
I had try crystal and use moongoon to work with mongodb but when i run shards install the git log causing error like this :

Failed git log -n 1 196d1e9830dad9ecd1aef758da41fc712cb33c86 (). Maybe a commit, branch or file doesn't exist?

How can i resolve this?
Thank you

M1 issue

Hi,

When I attempt to include moongoon on an M1 Mac running 11.5.2 I get the attached error.
error.txt

Same code runs fine on Ubuntu. I've tried reinstalling gmp through Brew and am running the latest version.

Same code without Moongoon compiles with no issue.

Thanks!

Marc

Mongo 4 support?

Hello,

Does Moongoon support Mongo version 4 (latest is 4.4.6)?

Feature request: consider only updating touched fields

I'm not sure how tenable this is, but my documents tend to be larger/more complex and update() currently sends the entire document over the wire to mongo... it would be great if when you set any of the properties the fact that that field was touched got recorded somehow and ONLY updated fields were pushed to mongo?

Please close this issue if you think it's not feasible or a bad idea... I can't think how to do it using propertys, and moving to something like a field macro instead with custom "dirty" logic would be a large breaking change. Something to mull over, thanks!

aggregation issue causing an exception

Hi,

Firstly, thanks for all the work on this project. We're looking at transitioning to Crystal for some work, and this shard is making that possible.

I seem to have run into an aggregation issue though.

I have the following pipeline defined:

  aggregation_pipeline(
    {
      "$sort": {"md": 1}
    },
    { 
      "$group": { 
          "_id": {
            "md": "$md"
          },
          "data": { 
              "$addToSet": "$$ROOT"
          }
      }
    }
  )

This results in _id being an Int rather than an ObjectId. The query works fine in the MongoDB shell. Unfortunately it generates an exception:

Unhandled exception: Unable to deserialize key (_id) having value (BSON(@DaTa=Bytes[13, 0, 0, 0, 16, 109, 100, 0, 212, 7, 241, 95, 0])) and of type (BSON) belonging to type 'Fives'. Expected type(s) '[BSON::ObjectId]'. (Exception)

Any idea what I've done wrong?

Thanks,
Mark