/// <summary>
/// Output File: Absolute path stays unchanged, relative path will be relative to current executing directory (usually the /bin folder)
/// </summary>
public static ProcessOutput Export(string binariesDirectory, int port, string database, string collection, string outputFile)
{
string finalPath = FolderSearch.FinalizePath(outputFile);
string fileName = @"{0}\{1}".Formatted(binariesDirectory, MongoDbDefaults.MongoExportExecutable);
string arguments = @"--host localhost --port {0} --db {1} --collection {2} --out ""{3}""".Formatted(port, database, collection, finalPath);
Process process = ProcessControl.ProcessFactory(fileName, arguments);
string windowTitle = "mongoexport | port: {0} db: {1} collection: {2} file {3}".Formatted(port, database, collection, outputFile);
return(ProcessControl.StartAndWaitForExit(process, windowTitle));
}
private string ResolveBinariesDirectory()
{
var searchDirectories = new[]
{
// First search from the additional search directory, if provided
_additionalSearchDirectory,
// Then search from the project directory
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory(),
// Finally search from the nuget cache directory
_nugetCacheDirectory
};
return(FindBinariesDirectory(searchDirectories.Where(x => !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(x)).ToList()));
}
private string ResolveBinariesDirectory()
{
var binariesFolder =
// First try path when installed via nuget
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory().FindFolderUpwards(Path.Combine(_nugetPrefix, _searchPattern)) ??
// second try path when started from solution
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory().FindFolderUpwards(_searchPattern);
if (binariesFolder == null)
{
throw new MonogDbBinariesNotFoundException(string.Format(
"Could not find Mongo binaries using the search pattern of \"{0}\". We walked up to root directory from {1} and {2}. You can override the search pattern when calling MongoDbRunner.Start. We have detected the OS as {3}",
_searchPattern,
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory(),
Path.Combine(_nugetPrefix, _searchPattern),
RuntimeInformation.OSDescription));
}
return(binariesFolder);
}
private string ResolveBinariesDirectory()
{
var binariesFolder =
// First try path when installed via nuget
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory().FindFolderUpwards(Path.Combine(_nugetPrefix, _searchPattern)) ??
// second try path when started from solution
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory().FindFolderUpwards(_searchPattern);
if (binariesFolder == null)
{
throw new MonogDbBinariesNotFoundException(string.Format(
"Could not find Mongo binaries using the search pattern of \"{0}\". We walked up the directories {1} levels from {2} and {3}. You can override the search pattern when calling MongoDbRunner.Start. We have detected the OS as {4}",
_searchPattern,
FolderSearch.MaxLevelOfRecursion,
FolderSearch.CurrentExecutingDirectory(),
Path.Combine(_nugetPrefix, _searchPattern),
Environment.OSVersion.Platform));
}
return(binariesFolder);
}
/// <summary>
/// Input File: Absolute path stays unchanged, relative path will be relative to current executing directory (usually the /bin folder)
/// </summary>
public static ProcessOutput Import(string binariesDirectory, int port, string database, string collection, string inputFile, bool drop)
{
string finalPath = FolderSearch.FinalizePath(inputFile);
if (!File.Exists(finalPath))
{
throw new FileNotFoundException("File not found", finalPath);
}
string fileName = @"{0}\{1}".Formatted(binariesDirectory, MongoDbDefaults.MongoImportExecutable);
string arguments = @"--host localhost --port {0} --db {1} --collection {2} --file ""{3}""".Formatted(port, database, collection, finalPath);
if (drop)
{
arguments += " --drop";
}
Process process = ProcessControl.ProcessFactory(fileName, arguments);
string windowTitle = "mongoimport | port: {0} db: {1} collection: {2} file {3}".Formatted(port, database, collection, inputFile);
return(ProcessControl.StartAndWaitForExit(process, windowTitle));
}
