Python-PyMongoDB-Connector

Connect to a MongoDB over ssh.

Example usage

from databaseConnection import DatabaseConnection, DatabaseConfigurator

dbcontext = DatabaseConnection(DatabaseConfigurator('config.ini').Config())
db = dbcontext.connect()
# Or: db = dbcontext.connect('another-database-name')

mycollection = 'some-name'
db.[mycollection].find_one({})

# Or just like this if the collection-name allows it:
db.some_name.find_one({})

The connection needs the following configuration values:

• REMOTE_HOST
• REMOTE_BIND_ADDRESS
• REMOTE_BIND_PORT
• SSH_USER
• SSH_PASS
• MONGO_DB (optional, but must then be passed in as an argument to dbcontext.connect())
• MONGO_USER (optional, only needed if authorization is enabled)
• MONGO_PASS (optional, only needed if authorization is enabled)

These can be stored in the default databaseConnectionConfig.ini-file, or in another config-file which can be passed in. Another option would be to omit the configuration file entirely and instead send in an object to the DatabaseConfig.CustomConfigSource().

Install requirements

pip install -r requirements/base.txt