Opricot is a hybrid GUI/CLI/Scripting web frontend implemented in PHP to manage your MongoDB servers and databases. Use as a point-and-click adventure for basic tasks, utilize scripting for automated processing or repetitive things.
Opricot combines the following components to create a fully featured administration tool:
An interactive console that allows you to either work with the database through the UI, or by using custom Javascript.
A set of simple commands that wrap the Javascript driver, and provide an easy way to complete the most common tasks.
Javascript driver for Mongo that works on the browser and talks with the AJAX interface.
Simple server-side AJAX interface for communicating with the MongoDB server (currently available for PHP).
PHPMoAdmin is a MongoDB administration tool for PHP built on a stripped-down version of the Vork high-performance framework.
Nothing to configure - place the moadmin.php file anywhere on your web site and it just works!
Fast AJAX-based XHTML 1.1 interface operates consistently in every browser!
Self-contained in a single 95kb file!
Works on any version of PHP5 with the MongoDB NoSQL database installed & running.
Super flexible - search for exact-text, text with * wildcards, regex or JSON (with Mongo-operators enabled)
Option to enable password-protection for one or more users; to activate protection, just add the username-password(s) to the array at the top of the file.
E_STRICT PHP code is formatted to the Zend Framework coding standards + fully-documented in the phpDocumentor DocBlock standard.
Textareas can be resized by dragging/stretching the lower-right corner.
Free & open-source! Release under the GPLv3 FOSS license!
Option to query MongoDB using JSON or PHP-array syntax
Multiple design themes to choose from
Instructional error messages - phpMoAdmin can be used as a PHP-Mongo connection debugging tool
PHPMoAdmin can help you discover the source of connection issues between PHP and Mongo. Download phpMoAdmin, place the moadmin.php file in your web site document directory and navigate to it in a browser. One of two things will happen:
You will see an error message explaining why PHP and Mongo cannot connect and what you need to do to fix it
You will see a bunch of Mongo-related options, including a selection of databases (by default, the "admin" and "local" databases always exist) - if this is the case your installation was successful and your problem is within the PHP code that you are using to access MongoDB, troubleshoot that from the Mongo docs on php.net
The MongoDB ODA plugin for BIRT is an Eclipse based plugin which enables you to connect to a Mongo database and pull out data to display in your BIRT report. The interface is simple and an extensive user guide is also provided with the release.
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