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mongoose-studio

v1.1.1

Published

A modern, zero-config GUI for your Mongoose models. Run instantly with npx mongoose-studio.

Readme

What's New in v1.2

Mongoose Studio just got a major upgrade. We've refined every pixel to give you a premium developer experience.

  • Premium UI Overhaul: A completely redesigned, high-contrast dark mode interface.
  • Smart Type Inference: Automatically detects Boolean, Date, and ObjectID fields from your data.
  • Deep Linking: Navigate relationships (e.g., author_id) with a single click in a side panel.
  • Visual Aggregation Builder: Orchestrate complex pipelines visually.
  • Tabs Workspace: Keep multiple models and documents open simultaneously.

Features

  • Schema-Aware: Visualizes data respecting your Mongoose schema types.
  • Smart Grid: Virtualized high-performance data grid capable of handling thousands of rows.
  • CRUD Operations: Create, Edit (with JSON/Form views), and Delete documents directly.
  • Deep Linking: Seamlessly navigate between related documents.
  • Data Seeding: Instantly generate fake data for testing (powered by faker.js).
  • Read-Only Mode: Use --readonly for safer production inspection.
  • Instant Launch: Runs directly from your terminal using npx.

Quick Start

No config needed. Just go to your project directory and run:

npx mongoose-studio

Seeding Data

Need dummy data? Click the Seed Data button in the toolbar to generate 10 random documents based on your schema.

Read-Only Mode

To prevent accidental edits (e.g., in production), run with the --readonly flag:

npx mongoose-studio --readonly

Configuration

| Flag | Default | Description | | :----------- | :--------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- | | --port | 5555 | The port to run the Studio server on. | | --uri | process.env.MONGO_URI | Custom MongoDB connection string. | | --models | Auto-detected | Path to your models folder if not found automatically. | | --readonly | false | Disable all write operations (Create, Update, Delete, Seed). |

Example:

npx mongoose-studio --port=8080 --readonly

Troubleshooting

npx mongoose-studio --models=src/entities

For deeper troubleshooting, check the Documentation Site.


Contributing

We love contributions! Mongoose Studio is a monorepo built with Bun, Hono (Server), and Next.js (UI).

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Run bun install.
  3. Run bun run dev to start both the CLI logic and the Next.js UI in development mode.

License

MIT © Yasir