Added JSON files import
Fixed docker issues
This application allows you to import data into IRIS from various sources in a simple way.
Using this application, you can:
The data structure of the input data is reproduced in the IRIS global.
For example, if the first MongoDB document is like this:
{
"name": "John",
"info": {
"age": 25,
"gender": "male"
},
"emails": [
"john.1@example.email",
"john.2@example.email",
"john.3@example.email"
]
}
In IRIS it will be:
path | value |
---|---|
^collection_name(0,“name”) | “John” |
^collection_name(0,“info”,“age”) | 25 |
^collection_name(0,“info”,“gender”) | “male” |
^collection_name(0,“emails”, 0) | “john.1@example.email” |
^collection_name(0,“emails”, 1) | “john.2@example.email” |
^collection_name(0,“emails”, 2) | “john.3@example.email” |
JSON import is similar.
This application uses nativeAPI to work with IRIS.
It is very simple. To start the application, clone project:
$ git clone https://github.com/danoleg/mongo-to-iris-migration
To run application as a tool, without demo databases.
$ docker-compose up -d
To run demo:
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose.demo.yml up -d
By url http://127.0.0.1:8080 will open a demo page with list of MongoDB collections.
To open collection import manager click button on collection card. On this page, you can migrate data or clear IRIS.
To start migration click on button and wait few seconds. After finishing the page will reload with updated information.
Importing data from PostgreSQL is similar to MongoDB, only tables instead of collections:
In sidebar you can switch to the JSON importer. It’s also very easy to use. Just put your JSON to the textarea and click on the import button.
Or import it with JSON file
Also you can download IRIS global in json file just in one click.
In the settings, you can connect remote databases to use the application as a tool.