Humongous: A Ruby way to browse and maintain MongoDB instances, using HTML5.
Install the gem by running:
gem install humongous
and run on terminal/console
humongous
And you are good to go it will open this in a browser or you can navigate it on port 9000 to stop the server run the command again with -K option
humongous -K
Command line options:
| Options | What value do they take |
|---|---|
| -K or --kill | kill the running process and exit |
| -S, --status | display the current running PID and URL then quit |
| -s, --server SERVER | serve using SERVER (thin/mongrel/webrick) |
| -o, --host HOST | listen on HOST (default: 0.0.0.0) |
| -p, --port PORT | use PORT (default: 9000) |
| -x, --no-proxy | ignore env proxy settings (e.g. http_proxy) |
| -F, --foreground | don't daemonize, run in the foreground |
| -L, --no-launch | don't launch the browser |
| -d, --debug | raise the log level to :debug (default: :info) |
| --app-dir APP_DIR | set the app dir where files are stored("~/.humongous") |
| -h, --help | Show this message |
- MongoHub (For giving inspiration for simplest UI and navigation.)
For detailed info visit my blog http://BagwanPankaj.com and/or http://github.bagwanpankaj.com/humongous/
For more info write me at me[at]bagwanpankaj.com
Currently it only supports Ruby version >= 1.8.7. Humongous has been tested against MRI 18, MRI 19 and JRuby.
There are lot of things and area to improve and develop. Since it in pre release now, any bug report, issues and feature request is highly appreciated.
- Error Handling [DONE]
- Authentication module [DONE]
- Sophisticated Querying support [DONE]
- Better UI (need a real contribution here) [In Progress]
- Better documentation
- Example series
- Fork, branch, code, and then send me a pull request. :)
Copyright (c) 2012 [Bagwan Pankaj]. See LICENSE.txt for further details.