Hey everyone,
I wanted to share a project that I’ve been building mostly for myself, but I thought some of you might find it useful.
It’s a TUI (Text User Interface) application for managing MongoDB databases. Why did I build it? I use MongoDB almost every day, and switching to Electron-based tools like Studio 3T or MongoDB Compass was always a bit of a hassle when I just needed to update or delete a single document or collection. The existing TUI apps on GitHub weren’t quite enough for my needs, so I decided to build my own.
Here are some features that I think make it stand out:
<ul>
<li>The most useful is the peeking system, which allows you to quickly view entire documents. The highlighting system lets you easily copy the whole object or just the needed values and use them in the query/sort bar.</li>
<li>Fast connection management</li>
<li>Autocomplete (for keys and MongoDB operators) in the query/sort bar</li>
<li>Hot reload themes</li>
<li>Fully customizable keybindings, styles, and config</li>
<li>Multiple view styles (table, JSON, one-line)</li>
<li>Query history</li>
<li>And more features I can’t recall at the moment</li>
</ul>
I have some ideas for the future, here you can take a look:
<a href="https://vi-mongo.com/docs/roadmap" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://vi-mongo.com/docs/roadmap</a>
⚠️ Alpha Version - It’s mostly tested and used by me, so have this in mind while using it.

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Vi Mongo is a Text User Interface (TUI) application designed for managing MongoDB databases more efficiently. It addresses the inconvenience of switching to Electron-based tools by offering features like a peeking system for viewing entire documents, autocomplete in the query/sort bar, customizable keybindings and styles, and multiple view styles including table, JSON, and one-line formats. The tool also supports fast connection management, hot reload themes, and query history. Currently in alpha, it's mainly tested by the developer.

Vi Mongo - TUI for MongoDB

That’s pretty dope I might gotta try this