createGridFSBucket(options)Ĭreates and returns a new GridFSBucket from the native driver. The promise resolves, the collections object will have keys that match theĬollection names and values that are instances of IfĪn error occurs, the returned promise rejects. Once all of the collections are open the returned promise resolves.

Opens a set of collections (creating them if necessary), if they aren't already Tweak your project's configuration settings seeĪn object whose keys are the names of the collections that have been.To do so, follow the instructionsįor your version of MongoDB.

Ensure an admin user is set up on mongodb.

Linux or Mac OS X (also works on Windows with some coaxing).

You can also connect to access-enabled mongo servers using some small changes to the Using a myriad number of connection strings. MongoDB's documentation offers tons of great examples on how to authenticate start ( ) Configurationįor documentation on database configuration, see config.js. on ( 'bedrock-mongodb.ready', async function ( ) ) bedrock. url = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/my_project_dev' // enable local collection if a local database is available // the local database has similar options to primary database // see lib/config.js for details // .enable = true // default: false // open some collections once the database is ready bedrock. password = 'password' // default: password // the mongodb database 'my_project_dev' and the 'my_project' user will // be created on start up following a prompt for the admin user credentials // alternatively, use `mongodb` URL format: bedrock. username = 'my_project' // default: bedrock bedrock. protocol = 'mongodb' // default: mongodb bedrock. host = 'localhost' // default: localhost bedrock. name = 'my_project_dev' // default: bedrock_dev bedrock. Import * as bedrock from import * as database from // custom configuration bedrock.

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