mViewer(Micro/Mongo Viewer) is a light web-based GUI for managing MongoDB without needing any installation. mViewer allows managing databases, collections, gridfs, users & indexes as an alternative to the mongoDB native shell in a simpler and user-friendly way.

1. Introduced tabs to open and work on individual db's simultaneously.
2. Added support to run multiple db queries based on selection.

1. Redesigned complete user interface with enhananced ease.
2. New login interface which supports mongodb started with/without auth mode.
3. Full support of roles and privileges.
4. User creation with roles with specific set actions.
5. Supports latest MongoDB v3.x
6. Integrated all API's with swagger

1. Enhanced Query Executor with support for executing queries on databases & collections including Map Reduce & aggregation queries.
2. Enhanced command spotlight with better keyboard navigation even to menu items
3. Support for managing Database users
4. Supoort for managing Collection indexes
5. Enhanced authentication & security with support for --auth mode
6. Better Look-n-Feel

You can checkout the code or download the zip and make a release build using maven as described below. Extract the generated mViewer-0.9.2-release.zip & mViewer-0.9.2-release.tar.gz and run start_mViewer.bat/start_mViewer.sh.

You can raise feature requests and bugs found @ https://github.com/Imaginea/mViewer/issues

1. Managing Databases - Create/Drop databases
2. Managing Collections - Create/Update/Drop collections
3. Managing GridFS files - Add/View/Download/Drop files
4. Querying for documents using Query executor
5. Quick Navigation & Execution of all actions items using CTRL + Space.
6. Pagination and Navigation to any subset of documents.
7. Viewing stats of databases, collections and gridFS
8. Opening multiple connections from same browser to different MongoDB servers

Windows :- https://github.com/Imaginea/mViewer/releases/download/1.0.0/mViewer-1.0-release.zip

Mac/Linux :- https://github.com/Imaginea/mViewer/releases/download/1.0.0/mViewer-1.0-release.tar.gz

Download previous versions from https://github.com/Imaginea/mViewer/downloads

Unzip/Untar the downloaded package and simply run start_mViewer.bat/start_mViewer.sh (with +x permission).

>start_mViewer.bat <port> in Windows

$./start_mViewer.sh <port> in Mac/Linux

'port' is optional, if not provided default port (8080) set in properties file will be used.

Start using mViewer at http://localhost:\<port>/index.html

Detailed documentation on mViewer features & usage can be found at http://imaginea.github.com/mViewer

1) Fork Imaginea / mViewer
2) Clone your forked mViewer repository locally
3) We use Intellij IDEA for development. So to setup with intellij 
   a) Create mViewer as a maven project using "Import project from external module".
   b) Apply Imaginea code styles/formatting settings to avoid un-wanted diffs with spaces in pull requests.
     - Download https://github.com/downloads/Imaginea/mViewer/settings.jar and use import settings option to apply it.
     - Make sure to format the code using ctr + alt + l before committing code.
     - When committing code, if see a popup regarding different line separators used in project, 
       then click 'Leave unchanged'.        
   c) Configure a Tomcat Server locally in intellij to run/debug mViewer.
4) You can send a pull request to mViewer master branch with your features/enhancements/fixes.

Using maven:-

$mvn -Prelease

Building a release will generate mViewer--release.zip & mViewer--release.tar.gz files in the target folder which has the mViewer.war bundled with winstone servlet container and start-up scripts from scripts folder.

Using maven:-

$mvn -Pserver

It will create mViewer.war and run it using the winstone server. Once started, the application can be accessed at http://localhost:port. Default port is 8080 which can be updated in mViewer.properties file.

Do $mvn -Pserver to run server standalone.

Go to mviewer-ui and do npm install and npm start to run ui on web-pack dev server.

Launch at http:localhost:3000

Use the following command to run the unit tests. surefire-reports will be generated in target folder.

$mvn install -DskipTests=false

You can generate a distributable war file using the following commands. The war can be deployed on to tomcat 7x. Other server integration will be provided on demand.

Using maven:-

$mvn clean package

Once the war is deployed go to the url http://:/mViewer