I wanted to import data to my collection in mongodb atlas, and I was following the documentation: https://docs.mongodb.com/compass/beta/import-export/ but there is no "ADD DATA" and I don't know if Im using some other version or Im doing something else wrongly.
I need to import whole file which is json array.
The docs you referenced are for a future version of Compass. If you want to import from EJSON at the command line you can use mongoimport.
Here's the simplest syntax, but there are many variations possible.
mongoimport --db=users --collection=contacts --file=contacts.json
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i want to export all the queries in Mongo shell. I want get a file like sql(a file with table,inserts,querys...) but with MongoDB.
Im looking for a command for export that data and i watch a command for export the collection in a file .json, but thats not my idea.
Anyone know anything?
You have two options one export as JSON, second export as BSON.
For JSON you should use mongoimport and mongoexport binaries. Other way for BSON Mongo provides different binaries they are mongorestore and mongodump.
I'm sharing MongoDB documents, I hope those can help you.
JSON Export
https://docs.mongodb.com/v4.2/reference/program/mongoexport/#connect-to-a-mongodb-instance
BSON Export
https://docs.mongodb.com/v4.2/reference/program/mongodump/#connect-to-a-mongodb-instance
Notice that, BSON is not a human readable content, if you want to check what the exported file has you should try exporting in JSON.
I would like to know about how I can import data using kibana. Actually, its a confusion for me. I have tried to load json file using kibana, but it is not importing it.
second, if I want to work with Warc file, they do I need to convert it into JSON file and then import it or is there any other solution that I need to work on.
Hope to hear a reply.
You can import your JSON file directly to elasticsearch and later on create an index from kibana application. You can run the following command:
curl -XPUT localhost:9200/_bulk --data-binary #file.json
About the second question, I think you need to convert to a JSON file first.
I have been looking at ways to convert a JSON file into a GraphJSON graph and I have come across the GraphJSON Reader and Writer Library.
However, what I do not really understand is whether I can read out directly from a path where a JSON file resides and parse it into a graph/GraphJSON.
Can you help?
This is how I would solve this issue:
Read your JSON files using GSON or Jackson, then
Feed this data into a subclass of Vertex/Edge of your implementation of these Tinkerpop 3 interfaces.
Use the GraphSON writer methods to "graphitise" your data, save your data into an OutputStream.
I'm assuming you're using Tinkerpop3 and Titan 1.0.0, this is the right documentation.
Good luck!
P.S: If you're doing this for the sack of importing data into Titan, you might be overcomplicating the issue of data import. Just import it straight away.
I have json data and i want to import in neo4j.
Export data option will be there in neo4j but how to import JSON data in neo4j.
This is the link of jsfiddle. http://jsfiddle.net/harmeetsingh090/mkdm4t44/
Please help if someone know.
You can use jq to manipulate your data into CSV format and then use the LOAD CSV command.
Neo4J doesn't have a native way of doing this, but there is a plugin for Neo4J called apoc.load.json. You can load data doing the following:
CALL apoc.load.json("file:///<path_to_file>/example.json") YIELD value as document
UNWIND document.root AS root
MERGE (e:ExampleNode {id: root.id})
...
You can find more information on the plug here: https://neo4j-contrib.github.io/neo4j-apoc-procedures/. I've recently used this and found it to be quite intuitive.
As the title goes , I wonder if MongoDB has a data file format to import directly ?I know that mysql has "sql" file format for it to import directly .I am now in a project has the same requirement.Any one can tell me ?
MongoDB can import data using the mongoimport tool from JSON, CSV and TSV data format as you can see here
MongoDB internally represents data as a binary-encoded JSON (BSON), so importing and exporting in JSON format is really fast and intuitive
Of course.Mongodb use mongodump/mongoexport to export the data to outside files and use mongorestore/mongoimport to import data to its databases.more details , just reference to mongodb doc.mongodump and mongoexport ,mongorestore and mongoimport ,do have some differences .More details ,please refer to mongodb doc.