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Bongo Fixture Loader

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Bon(es)(mon)go fixture loader for mongodb.

I know that I'm reinventing the weel, but sometimes it's nice to behave like a caveman ;)

Installation

$ composer require-dev bonesmccoy/bongo-fixture-loader

Configuration

Create a yaml file into `/yourprojectRoot/config/bongo.yml`

mongo_data_store:
    db_name: your_db_name
    host: localhost
    port: 27017
    username: ''
    password: ''
    connect: true

fixtures:
    paths:
        - path/to/fixture/from/project/root

Create one or more fixtures in the configured path:

<collectionname>:
    - object 1
    - object 2
    - object 3

Special Field Syntax

  • to get an ObjectId (or MongoId in PHP)
"_id" : "<id@{24 CHARS HEX STRING}>
  • to get a DateTime object
"dateTimeField" : "<YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:SS>"
"dateField": "<YYYY-MM-DD>"

Example of a list of forum post, where the first is the parent of the second:

posts:
    - {"_id" : "<id@56eb45003639330941000001>", "parentId" : "<id@56eb45003639330941000001>", "senderId" : 1, 'title' : 'title  1', 'body' : 'body content 1', 'date' : '<2016-03-04 12:00:00>' }
    - {"_id" : "<id@56eb45003639330941000002>", "parentId" : "<id@56eb45003639330941000001>", "senderId" : 2, 'title' : 'title', 'body' : 'body content 2', 'date' : '<2016-03-04 13:00:00>' }

will be saved as :

{
    "_id" : ObjectId('56eb45003639330941000001'),
    "parentId: ObjectId('56eb45003639330941000001'),
    "senderId": 1,
    ...
    ...
    "date" : ISODate('2016-03-04 12:00:00')
}

{
    "_id" : ObjectId('56eb45003639330941000002'),
    "parentId: ObjectId('56eb45003639330941000001'),
    "senderId": 1,
    ...
    ...
    "date" : ISODate('2016-03-04 13:00:00')
}

Usage

Load fixtures:

$ bin/bongo-load /path/to/bongo.yml

Requirements

  • PHP > 5.4
  • mongo extension
  • symfony/yaml