MongoYaml is a simple PHP tool aiming to ease imports / exports in MongoDB by using the YAML format (http://yaml.org)

1. Simple imports / exports:

   This code sample copies two collections from the database blog to the database test.

   <?php
   require_once '../MongoYaml.php';
   $mongo = new Mongo();
   
   $blogloader = new MongoYaml($mongo->blog);
   $blogloader->dump('posts')
              ->dump('users');
   
   $testloader = new MongoYaml($mongo->test);
   $testloader->load('posts.yml')
              ->load('users.yml');
   

2. Clean fixtures for unit-tests:

   Inspired by the symfony framework:

   <?php
   require_once '../MongoYaml.php';
   
   $mongo = new Mongo();
   $loader = new MongoYaml($mongo->test);
   $loader->load('project.yml');
   

   project.yml:

   # By convention, the first key below is the collection name
   # This file creates two collections users and posts
   users:
     j.doe:
       _id: j.doe
       firstname: John
       lastname: Doe
     mickey:
       _id: mickey
       firstname: Mickey
       lastname: Mouse
   
   # You can use PHP to generate dynamic fixtures,
   # don't forget to print a "\n" if you use PHP at the very end of a line
   posts:
   <?php for($p = 1; $p <= 15; ++$p): ?>
     Post<?php echo $p ?>:
       author: j.doe
       title:  "Title for post number <?php echo $p ?>"
       content: >
         This is great content for 
         post number <?php echo $p, "\n" ?>
       timestamp: <?php MongoYaml::Date() ?>
       comments:
   <?php for($c = 1; $c <= 3; ++$c): ?>
         -
           _id:     <?php MongoYaml::Id() ?>
           author:  mickey
           content: "Comment <?php echo $c ?> for post <?php echo $p ?>"
   <?php endfor ?>
   <?php endfor ?>
   

The program is provided under an MIT open source license. Read the LICENSE file for details.

This tool was created by Armand Golpaygani as a simple extension to the sfYaml package written by Fabien Potencier for the symfony framework (http://components.symfony-project.org/yaml/).