Manage your MongoDB collections straight from Neovim.

neomongo.nvim offers a lightweight workflow built around a Telescope-powered dashboard where you can explore databases, preview documents, and update collections without leaving your editor.

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🚀 Features

• 🔭 Telescope dashboard listing databases on the left and collections on the right
• 📚 Collection picker that expands into a document list with live previews
• 🔍 Inline JSON filter (press <C-f> inside the document picker) to query the current collection without leaving Telescope
• 🤖 Filter autocompletion (<C-Space> in the document picker) suggesting field/operator templates based on the sampled documents
• 🧾 ASCII banner highlighting the active connection, database, and document metadata
• ✍️ Editable collection buffers (:w writes back to MongoDB using mongosh)
• 🗃️ Connection profiles stored in ~/.config/nvim/neomongo_connections.lua
• ⚙️ Simple commands for connecting, listing databases, listing collections, and running ad hoc queries

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📦 Installation

neomongo.nvim/lua/neomongo

Install Instructions

Install requires Neovim 0.9+. Always review the code before installing a configuration.

Clone the repository and install the plugins:

git clone git@github.com:tashikomaaa/neomongo.nvim ~/.config/tashikomaaa/neomongo.nvim

Open Neovim with this config:

NVIM_APPNAME=tashikomaaa/neomongo.nvim/lua/neomongo nvim

neomongo.nvim only depends on telescope.nvim and plenary.nvim.

-- lazy.nvim example
{
  "tashikomaaa/neomongo.nvim",
  dependencies = {
    "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim",
    "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
  },
}

Once installed, the plugin is ready to use after configuration (see below).

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⚙️ Setup

require("neomongo").setup({
  uri = "mongodb://localhost:27017",
  connection_name = "Local dev",
  connections_file = vim.fn.stdpath("config") .. "/neomongo_connections.lua",
  prompt_for_connection = true, -- set to false to skip the picker when only one entry exists
})

Connection profiles

On first launch, neomongo ensures that the connections file exists (defaults to ~/.config/nvim/neomongo_connections.lua). The file returns a Lua table:

return {
  { name = "Local", uri = "mongodb://localhost:27017" },
  { name = "Replica set", uri = "mongodb://mongo-01:27017" },
  -- Add more connections here
}

When prompt_for_connection is true (default), :NeomongoDashboard opens a picker letting you choose which connection you want to use. If only one connection is defined you can skip the prompt by setting prompt_for_connection = false.

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🧭 Dashboard Workflow

1. Run :NeomongoDashboard.
2. Pick a connection (if several are defined). The picker lists databases and collections, each prefixed with an icon.
3. Hover a collection to preview up to 100 documents on the right. Each entry shows a folded one-line JSON summary.
4. Press <CR> on a collection to open a document picker: left-hand list of documents, right-hand JSON preview (Tree-sitter folds are enabled when available). Type a JSON filter in the Telescope prompt and hit <C-f> to re-query the collection (empty prompt reloads the default 100 docs). Need a hand? Hit <C-Space> for autocompletion templates (equals, $in, $regex, $exists, comparisons, $or, …) and then tweak the generated JSON. Press <CR> again to pop a floating window with the selected document; edit it directly and hit :w to update MongoDB and return to the dashboard, or use <C-e> to switch to the full editable collection buffer.
5. In the editable buffer (neomongo://db/collection), update the JSON array and hit :w; the plugin validates the JSON and issues insert-or-update commands for each document (documents must keep their _id field).

ℹ️ Removing a document from the buffer does not delete it remotely. The save routine performs insert or update operations only. Document folding relies on the nvim-treesitter JSON parser when available. The editor prettifies JSON automatically; if a document contains extremely long lines Neovim may disable syntax highlighting to keep things responsive.

Quick filters from the picker

While the document picker is open, you can narrow the result set without leaving Telescope:

1. Type any valid MongoDB JSON filter (e.g. {"status":"recruteur"} or {"missionId":{"$in":["123","456"]}}) into the prompt, or press <C-Space> to pick a ready-made template for the currently sampled fields.
2. Press <C-f> (insert or normal mode) to execute the query. Up to 200 matching documents are shown; an empty prompt reloads the default unfiltered list.
3. Continue navigating, editing, or saving as usual.

This uses the same normalization routines as the save path, so _id values and unique indexes are handled consistently.

Autocompletion assumes the current prompt contains valid JSON; if you get an error, tidy up the syntax before retrying <C-Space>.

Templates currently offered:

• equals value — quickly add { "field": "value" }
• $in list — scaffold { "field": { "$in": ["a", "b"] } }
• $regex pattern — add { "field": { "$regex": "" } }
• $exists flag — add { "field": { "$exists": true } }
• $gte / $lte — add range boundaries
• $or, $and, $nor — create compound array filters at the root

Quick-start alias

Add this to your shell config if you want to jump into the dashboard from the command line:

alias neomongovim='nvim +"lua require(\"neomongo\").setup({ prompt_for_connection = true })" +"NeomongoDashboard"'

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📜 Commands

Command	Description
:NeomongoConnect	Display a notification confirming a connection to the configured URI
:NeomongoListDBs	List databases using mongosh and echo the JSON response
:NeomongoListCollections {db}	List collections for the provided database name
:NeomongoQuery {expression}	Run an arbitrary mongosh expression against the configured URI
:NeomongoDashboard	Launch the Telescope dashboard described above

All commands rely on M.config.uri; the dashboard additionally honours the connection selected from your profiles file.

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🔧 Requirements

• Neovim 0.9+
• mongosh available on your PATH
• nvim-lua/plenary.nvim
• nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim

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🤝 Contributing

Issues, ideas, and pull requests are welcome! Please open an issue to discuss large changes before submitting a PR.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Open a pull request 🚀

🧹 Development Workflow

• make lint runs Luacheck against the lua/ directory to catch undefined globals and other common mistakes.
• make format tidies the Lua sources with StyLua; use make format-check to verify formatting without modifying files.
• Continuous integration runs two separate GitHub Actions (Lua Lint and Lua Formatting) on pushes and pull requests to guarantee consistent style across contributions.
• The linter and formatter configurations live in .luacheckrc and stylua.toml respectively—feel free to tweak them if new rules are needed.

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📄 License

MIT License © 2025 tashikomaaa