iris-mongodb

Interoperates with MongoDB (via pymongo package) with InterSystems IRIS (including outbound adapter)

Remember to import pymongo package.

implementation example for testing here

NAMESPACE> do ##class(custom.python.pymongo.test).TestMongoDBCrud()

for interoperability, use the following adapter in your business operation:

Parameter ADAPTER = "custom.python.pymongo.outboundAdapter";

Parameter INVOCATION = "Queue";

Query example:

/// parameters: (dbName, collectionName, query, fields, sort, limit) => query, fields and sort are %DynamicObjects
/// resultset is an array of objects (%DynamicArray)
set resultset = ..Adapter.Query("mydb","mycollection", {"_id":(tId)})

Insert example:

set newUser = {
            "name":"Claudio Devecchi Junior",
            "email":"[email protected]"
}
/// parameters: (dbName, collectionName, objOrArray, filterForUpdate) => objOrArray and filterForUpdate are %DynamicObjects
/// insertResponse is an object with the inserted id/ids (%DynamicObject)
set insertResponse = ..Adapter.InsertOrUpdate("sample_mflix", "users", newUser)

Update example:

set newValues = {"email":"[email protected]"}
set filter = {"_id":(tObjectId)} //is the filter for update
/// parameters: (dbName, collectionName, objOrArray, filterForUpdate) => objOrArray and filterForUpdate are %DynamicObjects
/// filterForUpdate defines update action
/// updateResponse is an object with the updated id/ids (%DynamicObject)
set updateResponse =..Adapter.InsertOrUpdate("sample_mflix", "users", newValues, filter)

Delete example:

set filter = {"_id":(tObjectId)} //is the filter for deletion
/// parameters: (dbName, collectionName, filter,  deleteMany) => filter is %DynamicObject. deleteMany is false by default
/// deleteResponse is an object with the deleted information (%DynamicObject)
set deleteResponse =..Adapter.Delete("sample_mflix", "users", filter)

ps: It's compatible with IRIS versions that supports embedded python.