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Mongo2Go is a managed wrapper around the latest MongoDB binaries. It targets .NET Standard 1.6 (and .NET 4.6 for legacy environments) and works with Windows, Linux and macOS. This Nuget package contains the executables of mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport for Windows, Linux and macOS .
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Mongo2Go has two use cases:
- Providing multiple, temporary and isolated MongoDB databases for unit tests (or to be precise: integration tests)
- Providing a quick to set up MongoDB database for a local developer environment
With each call of the static method MongoDbRunner.Start() a new MongoDB instance will be set up. A free port will be used (starting with port 27018) and a corresponding data directory will be created. The method returns an instance of MongoDbRunner, which implements IDisposable. As soon as the MongoDbRunner is disposed (or if the Finalizer is called by the GC), the wrapped MongoDB process will be killed and all data in the data directory will be deleted.
In this mode a single MongoDB instance will be started on the default port (27017). No data will be deleted and the MongoDB instance won’t be killed automatically. Multiple calls to MongoDbRunner.StartForDebugging() will return an instance with the State “AlreadyRunning”. You can ignore the IDisposable interface, as it won’t have any effect. I highly recommend to not use this mode on productive machines! Here you should set up a MongoDB as it is described in the manual. For you convenience the MongoDbRunner also exposes mongoexport and mongoimport which allow you to quickly set up a working environment.
MongoDbRunner.Start() can be set up to take in an optional boolean parameter called singleNodeReplSet.
When passed in with the value true - (MongoDbRunner.Start(singleNodeReplSet: true))
- a single node mongod instance will be started as a replica set with the name
singleNodeReplSet. Replica set mode is required for transactions to work in MongoDB 4.0 or greater
MongoDbRunner.Start() can be set up to consume additional mongod arguments.
This can be done using the string parameter called additionalMongodArguments.
The list of additional arguments cannot contain arguments already defined internally by Mongo2Go. An ArgumentException will be thrown in this case, specifying which additional arguments are required to be discarded.
Example of usage of the additional mongod arguments: MongoDbRunner.Start(additionalMongodArguments: "--quiet")
The Mongo2Go Nuget package can be found at https://nuget.org/packages/Mongo2Go/
Search for „Mongo2Go“ in the Manage NuGet Packages dialog box or run:
PM> Install-Package Mongo2Go
or run for the legacy .NET 4.6 package:
PM> Install-Package Mongo2Go -Version 1.1.0
in the Package Manager Console.
- The new 2.x branch targets .NET Standard 1.6, please use the latest packages if possible.
- The old 1.x branch targets good-old classic .NET 4.6.1. This is for legacy environments only. No new features will be added, only bugfixes will be made.
Example: Integration Test (here: Machine.Specifications & Fluent Assertions)
[Subject("Runner Integration Test")]
public class when_using_the_inbuild_serialization : MongoIntegrationTest
{
static TestDocument findResult;
Establish context = () =>
{
CreateConnection();
_collection.Insert(TestDocument.DummyData1());
};
Because of = () => findResult = _collection.FindOneAs<TestDocument>();
It should_return_a_result = () => findResult.ShouldNotBeNull();
It should_hava_expected_data = () => findResult.ShouldHave().AllPropertiesBut(d => d.Id).EqualTo(TestDocument.DummyData1());
Cleanup stuff = () => _runner.Dispose();
}
public class MongoIntegrationTest
{
internal static MongoDbRunner _runner;
internal static MongoCollection<TestDocument> _collection;
internal static void CreateConnection()
{
_runner = MongoDbRunner.Start();
MongoServer server = MongoServer.Create(_runner.ConnectionString);
MongoDatabase database = server.GetDatabase("IntegrationTest");
_collection = database.GetCollection<TestDocument>("TestCollection");
}
} More tests can be found at https://github.com/Mongo2Go/Mongo2Go/tree/master/src/Mongo2GoTests/Runner
Example: Exporting seed data
using (MongoDbRunner runner = MongoDbRunner.StartForDebugging()) {
runner.Export("TestDatabase", "TestCollection", @"..\..\App_Data\test.json");
}Example: Importing for local debugging (compatible with ASP.NET MVC 4 Web API as well as ASP.NET Core)
public class WebApiApplication : System.Web.HttpApplication
{
private MongoDbRunner _runner;
protected void Application_Start()
{
_runner = MongoDbRunner.StartForDebugging();
_runner.Import("TestDatabase", "TestCollection", @"..\..\App_Data\test.json", true);
MongoServer server = MongoServer.Create(_runner.ConnectionString);
MongoDatabase database = server.GetDatabase("TestDatabase");
MongoCollection<TestObject> collection = database.GetCollection<TestObject>("TestCollection");
/* happy coding! */
}
protected void Application_End()
{
_runner.Dispose();
}
}Example: Transactions (New feature since v2.2.8)
Full integration test with transaction handling (click to show)
public class when_transaction_completes : MongoTransactionTest
{
private static TestDocument mainDocument;
private static TestDocument dependentDocument;
Establish context = () =>
{
_runner = MongoDbRunner.Start(singleNodeReplSet: true);
client = new MongoClient(_runner.ConnectionString);
database = client.GetDatabase(_databaseName);
_mainCollection = database.GetCollection<TestDocument>(_mainCollectionName);
_dependentCollection = database.GetCollection<TestDocument>(_dependentCollectionName);
_mainCollection.InsertOne(TestDocument.DummyData2());
_dependentCollection.InsertOne(TestDocument.DummyData2());
};
private Because of = () =>
{
var filter = Builders<TestDocument>.Filter.Where(x => x.IntTest == 23);
var update = Builders<TestDocument>.Update.Inc(i => i.IntTest, 10);
using (var sessionHandle = client.StartSession())
{
try
{
var i = 0;
while (i < 10)
{
try
{
i++;
sessionHandle.StartTransaction(new TransactionOptions(
readConcern: ReadConcern.Local,
writeConcern: WriteConcern.W1));
try
{
var first = _mainCollection.UpdateOne(sessionHandle, filter, update);
var second = _dependentCollection.UpdateOne(sessionHandle, filter, update);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
sessionHandle.AbortTransaction();
throw;
}
var j = 0;
while (j < 10)
{
try
{
j++;
sessionHandle.CommitTransaction();
break;
}
catch (MongoException e)
{
if (e.HasErrorLabel("UnknownTransactionCommitResult"))
continue;
throw;
}
}
break;
}
catch (MongoException e)
{
if (e.HasErrorLabel("TransientTransactionError"))
continue;
throw;
}
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
//failed after multiple attempts so log and do what is appropriate in your case
}
}
mainDocument = _mainCollection.FindSync(Builders<TestDocument>.Filter.Empty).FirstOrDefault();
dependentDocument = _dependentCollection.FindSync(Builders<TestDocument>.Filter.Empty).FirstOrDefault();
};
It main_should_be_33 = () => mainDocument.IntTest.Should().Be(33);
It dependent_should_be_33 = () => dependentDocument.IntTest.Should().Be(33);
Cleanup cleanup = () => _runner.Dispose();
}- allows additional custom MongoDB arguments (PR #69, fixes #68 - many thanks to José Mira)
- adds option to set port for
StartForDebugging()(PR #72, fixes #71 - many thanks to Danny Bies)
- fixes a file path issue on Linux if you run on an SDK version beyond .NET Standard 1.6 (PR #63, fixes #62 and #61) - many thanks to Jeroen Vannevel)
- continuous integration runs on Linux (Travis CI) and Windows (AppVeyor) now
- updated MongoDB binaries to 4.0.2 to support tests leveraging transaction across different collections and databases
- updated MongoDB C# driver to 2.7.0 to be compatible with MongoDB 4.0
- adds
singleNodeReplSetparamter toMongoDbRunner.Startwhich allows mongod instance to be started as a replica set to enable transaction support (PR #57 - many thanks to Mahi Satyanarayana) - fixes port lookup for UnixPortWatcher (PR #58 - many thanks to Viktor Kolybaba)
- updates the
MongoBinaryLocatorto look for binaries in the nuget cache if they are not found in the project directory. - adds the
binariesSearchDirectoryparameter toMongoDbRunner.Startwhich allows an additional binaries search directory to be provided.- this will make the db runner more flexible if someone decides to use it in some unpredictable way.
- many thanks to Nicholas Markkula
- fixes broken linux support (fixes #47)
- fixes unresponsive process issue (PR #52, fixes #49)
- many thanks to narendrachava
- better support for TeamCity: removed MaxLevelOfRecursion limitation when searching for MongoDb binaries (PR #50, fixes #39)
- many thanks to Stanko Culaja
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.6.1 for Windows, Linux and macOS via PR #46, which fixes #45
- many thanks to Joe Chan
- no MongoDB binaries changed, still .NET Standard 1.6
- feature: uses temporary directory instead of good-old windows style
C:\data\dbby default (PR #42) -MongoDbRunner.Start()andMongoDbRunner.StartForDebugging()will now work without any extra parameters for Linux/macOS - bugfix: runs again on Linux/macOS, by making the binaries executable (PR #42, which fixes #37 and might also fix #43)
- internal: Unit Tests are running again (PR #44, which fixes #31, #40)
- internal: No hardcoded path passed to MongoDbRunner constructor (fixes 41)
- many thanks to Per Liedman
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.4.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS
- targets .NET Standard 1.6 (can be used with .NET Core 1.0 / 1.1 / 2.0)
- many thanks to Aviram Fireberger
- skips v2.0 to have same numbers as v1.x.
- no MongoDB binaries changed since 2.0.0-alpha1 (still MongoDB v3.2.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS)
- targets .NET Standard 1.6 (can be used with .NET Core 1.0 / 1.1)
- bugfix: prevent windows firewall popup (PR #30, which fixes #21)
- many thanks to kubal5003
- no MongoDB binaries changed since v1.0 (still MongoDB v3.2.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS)
- targets .NET 4.6.1
- bugfix: prevent windows firewall popup (PR #29, which fixes #21)
- many thanks to kubal5003
- this version has no support for .NET Framework 4.6, please continue to use the stable package v.1.0.0
- NEW: first support of .NET Standard 1.6 (#25)
- many thanks to Hassaan Ahmed
- see the Wiki for more information about .NET Core 1.0 / .NET Standard 1.6
Changelog v0.1.0 to v1.0.0 (click to show)
- v1.0 finally marked as stable
- no changes to 1.0.0-beta4
- changes since last stable version (0.2):
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.2.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS
- support for Windows, Linux and macOS
- uses MongoDB.Driver 2.3.0
- requires .NET 4.6
- various small bugfixes and improvements
- update to MongoDB.Driver 2.3.0 (#23)
- upgraded to .NET 4.6
- internal change: update MSpec as well and add MSTest Adapter for MSpec (ReSharper console runner doesn't support 4.6)
- many thanks to Alexander Zeitler
- please report any kind of issues here on github so that we can mark 1.0.0 as stable!
- feature: process windows are hidden now (#20)
- bugfix: random folders are used for storing databases (#18)
- many thanks to Matt Kocaj
- please report any kind of issues here on github so that we can mark 1.0.0 as stable!
- fixes for bugs that were introduced by the big rewrite for cross-platform support
- changes from pull request #14, which fixes #12, #13 and #15, many thanks to Mitch Ferrer
- please report any kind of issues here on github so that we can mark 1.0.0 as stable!
- 🎉 NEW: support for Linux and macOS 🎉
- many thanks to Kristofer Linnestjerna from netclean.com for the new cross-platform support
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.2.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS
- changes from pull request #8, #10, #11 which fixes #9
- please report any kind of issues here on github so that we can mark 1.0.0 as stable!
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.2.6,
(64bit from win32/mongodb-win32-x86_64-2008plus-3.2.6.zip since 32bit builds are deprecated now) - removes outmoded Strong-Name signing from assemblies (please open an issue if you really need this, see also mspec#190)
- changes from pull request #7, thanks to Mitch Ferrer
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.0.10 (32bit)
- changes from pull request #5, thanks to Aristarkh Zagorodnikov
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v3.0.4 (32bit)
- bug fix #4:
Sometimes the runner tries to delete the database directory before the mongod process has been stopped, this throws an IOException. Now the runner waits until the mongod process has been stopped before the database directory will be deleted. - Thanks Sergey Zwezdin
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.6.6 (32bit)
- changes from pull request #3
- new:
StartandStartForDebuggingmethods accept an optional parameter to specify a different data directory (default is "C:\data\db") - many thanks to Marc
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.6.6 (32bit)
- changes from pull request #2
- internal updates for testing the package (not part of the release)
- updated MSpec package so that it would work with the latest VS and R# test runner
- updated Mongo C# Driver, Fluent Assertions, and Moq packages to latest versions
- fixed date handling for mongoimport and mongoexport to pass tests
- many thanks to Jesse Sweetland
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.2.0 (32bit)
- stable version
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.2.0-rc1 (32bit)
- second alpha version
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.2.0-rc1 (32bit)
- first alpha version
- includes mongod, mongoimport and mongoexport v2.2.0-rc1 (32bit)
Just fork the project, make your changes send us a PR.
You can compile the project with Visual Studio 2017 and/or the .NET Core 2.0 CLI!
In the root folder, just run:
dotnet restore
dotnet build
dotnet test src/Mongo2GoTests