A powerful Eclipse plugin MySQL/SQLServer Workbench style client tool for interacting with the popular NoSQL MongoDB (http://mongodb.org).
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Two methods for installation. If you do not have Eclipse already installed, you can download a pre-configured Eclipse that is ready to unzip and run. Windows 32bit only.
http://eclipse.aw20.net/eclipse-juno-mongoworkbench.zip (63MB)
If you have Eclipse already installed you can add it to your existing plugins.
From your Eclipse: "Help" -> "Install New Software..." -> "Add.."
Then put in:
- Name: MongoWorkBench
- URL: http://eclipse.aw20.net/site.xml
Eclipse will walk you through the installation. If you do not have Eclipse, then you can download the latest version here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
- Interact with multiple Mongo Servers at once
- Advanced document browser/viewer
- Command Console window - "select'n'run" queries
- Advanced Wizards for: Aggregation, Map/Reduce, Group and Updates
- JSON viewer for documents
- Command History to quickly repeat commands
- Database and Collection statistics
- GridFS support (uploading/download files)
- System JavaScript support
- Multiple Document View windows per collection
https://github.com/aw20/MongoWorkBench/blob/master/ReleaseNotes.txt
- 0.9.4 May 26th 2013
- 0.9.3 April 2013
- 0.9.2 April 2013
This project was originally forked from the MonjaDB Eclipse plugin (https://github.com/Kanatoko/MonjaDB) which is released under GPL. MongoWorkBench has since undergone a major rewrite taking the project in a different direction.