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# MongoDbUtils

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### !Current version 0.0.9.2 is in Beta - for a safer version use 0.0.9

A little gem that simplifies backing up and copying your mongo dbs.

You can run as a script (eg for cron jobs, or in interactive mode):

![Sample](https://github.com/edeustace/mongo-db-utils/raw/master/images/grab.png)

It saves your database urls so any task is just a few clicks.

* backup a database locally
* backup a database and deploy it to Amazon S3
* copy a database from one server to another (whilst backing up locally the target db if it exists)

## Installation

You need to have *mongodump* and *mongorestore* on your path.

    gem install 'mongo-db-utils'

And then execute:

    $ mongo-db-utils console


## Limitatons

ruby >= 1.9.3 

## Usage
Once you launch the console it'll provide you with a set of options - pretty self explanatory.
When it does backups it stores them in ````~/.mongo-db-utils/backups/````. The naming convention is ````${server}_${port}/${database_name}/${timestamp}/db````

## Testing

    bundle exec rspec spec

    #cucumber can't handle interactive CLIs so need to wait on this.
    #bundle exec cucumber features

## Building source

    #run console
    bundle exec bin/mongo-db-utils console path_to/config.yml (optional - it defaults to ~/.mongo-db-utils/config.yml)

    #install the gem locally
    rake build
    gem install pkg/mongo-db-utils.gem



## Release Notes

* 0.0.9.2 - BETA!
  - Added support for Replica Sets
  - console can be run pointing to any config file: `console myconfig.yml`
  - More specs
  - Added local mongo environment to simplify testing @see: integration-test-env

* 0.0.9 - First release
  - Copy mongo dbs
  - Back up to S3

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
mongo-db-utils-0.0.9.3	README.md