This is an wrapper of the CSharpDriver for Mongo, using the Microsoft Dynamic syntax.

The idea behind this implementation is to create a DSL simple to use, more oriented to the Mongo Shell commands.

• Using the CSharpDriver for Mongo

   //Connection
   var connectionString = "mongodb://localhost/?safe=true";
   var server = MongoServer.Create(connectionString);
   var database = server.GetDatabase("test");
   var collection = database.GetCollection<Entity>("mycollection");
   
   //Insert:
   var entity = new Entity { Name = "Tom" };
   collection.Insert(entity);
   var id = entity.Id;
   
   //Query:
   var query = Query.EQ("_id", id);
   entity = collection.FindOne(query);
   Console.WriteLine("Result: {0}",entity.Name);

This example was taken from: CSharp Driver Quick Start There is a Test case based on the example above.

• Using DMongo: A simple way to use the collections (like the mongo shell)

   //Instance
   var mongo = new Mongo("mongo://localhost/?safe=true");
   var db = mongo.GetDatabase("test");	
   
   //Actions
   var entity = db.mycollection.insert(new {name = "John" });
   var result = db.mycollection.findOne(new { name = "John" });
   Console.WriteLine("Result: {0}", result.name);

1. Dynamic Collections (work in progress)
2. Data Types (work in progress). Note: For now only annonymous types are accepted.
3. DB Actions - Update, Insert, Delete (work in progress)
4. DB Query - all Finders and Linq (not done)
5. Extra functionallity from the CSharp Driver (not done)
6. Multithread - (not done)
7. More and more...

This project is being develop on Mono for Mac using the CSharpDriver Libraries, NUnit and Mono implementation of the C# language. I haven't tested it yet on a windows environment, but this inital commit should work. I used the .NET Framework 4.0

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