MongoDB

I completely agree.

While JDBC-based SQL support makes sense for the initial release(s), some support for querying non-SQL datastores would be very welcome in the future.
Mongo especially sees a lot of usage across the industry today, while the current tooling (RoboMongo) leaves quite a bit to be desired.

+1

A commercial tool for MongoDB support from JetBrains would be amazing!

+ 1 more

As No-SQL data stores are becoming mainstream, DBE can support the popular ones like MongoDB and Redis. Our company is working on a product which has 3 data stores (MySQL, Redis and Mongo)  used for various aspects of the system. Right now we use different tools for different data-stores. It would be awesome if DBE could integrate with them so that we could administer all 3 stores from a single interface.

Some tools we use now:

• redis - redis-cli
• redis - Redis Desktop Manager - http://redisdesktop.com/
• MongoDB - RoboMongo - http://robomongo.org/
• MySQL - MySQL Workbench

+100 :)

There is a mongo plugin that works with other JetBrains IDEs. I don't see it listed in the plugins available to 0xDBE, but I know it's popular for IntelliJ IDEA:

https://github.com/dboissier/mongo4idea

This plugin looks interesting. Thanks :)!

Hi all,
Finally we are adding support for MongoDB to DataGrip!
You may install DataGrip 2019.3 EAP (early access program) and try out basic MongoDB functionality:

1. Introspection. You can observe collections and fields in the database explorer
2. Data viewer. Open any collection, apply filter, sort columns
3. Query console. Write shell-like queries, select them and run it via Ctr/Cmd+Enter. There is currently no coding assistance and you can execute only limited number of MongoDB functions.

For more details follow https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-285

Is this for DataGrip only or is this going to be in IntelliJ as well?

@...,

It's supposed to work in all IntelliJ based IDEs.