MongoDB for VS Code - Revision history

M at 15:38, 23 August 2023

2023-08-23T15:38:15Z

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	* Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it		* Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it
	* ~~Ctrl~~-J to edit key commands, search for "Playground", set all three commands to fire on Ctrl-Enter in md		* Ctl-Sh-J to edit key commands, search for "Playground", set all three commands to fire on Ctrl-Enter in md

M at 15:37, 23 August 2023

2023-08-23T15:37:48Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:37, 23 August 2023
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	db.getCollection('my-collection').find()		db.getCollection('my-collection').find()
	* Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it		* Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it
			* Ctrl-J to edit key commands, search for "Playground", set all three commands to fire on Ctrl-Enter in md

M: Created page with "This is a powerful extension from the MongoDB devs, but it is tricky to get up to speed. == Setup == * Install MongoDB for VS Code extension * Create a "playground" folder somewhere (it can find them in your project workspace but to me that's messy) * Open a playground and prime it with something like this: use('my-db'); db.getCollection('my-collection').find() * Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it"

2023-08-23T14:46:19Z

Created page with "This is a powerful extension from the MongoDB devs, but it is tricky to get up to speed. == Setup == * Install MongoDB for VS Code extension * Create a "playground" folder somewhere (it can find them in your project workspace but to me that's messy) * Open a playground and prime it with something like this: use('my-db'); db.getCollection('my-collection').find() * Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it"

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This is a powerful extension from the MongoDB devs, but it is tricky to get up to speed.
== Setup ==
* Install MongoDB for VS Code extension
* Create a "playground" folder somewhere (it can find them in your project workspace but to me that's messy)
* Open a playground and prime it with something like this:
use('my-db');
db.getCollection('my-collection').find()
* Save it, and then use Ctrl-P and start typing "playground" to re-open it