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BSON parser
BSON Parser for node and browser
BSON parser is the core JavaScript implementation of BSON (Binary JSON), the data format used by MongoDB to represent documents on the wire and in storage. It provides encoding and decoding capabilities so JavaScript environments like Node.js and browsers can serialize rich data structures (including types not native to JSON) into the compact, efficient BSON binary representation used by MongoDB drivers and servers. -
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PyMongo
PyMongo - the Official MongoDB Python driver
The PyMongo distribution contains tools for interacting with MongoDB database from Python. The bson package is an implementation of the BSON format for Python. The pymongo package is a native Python driver for MongoDB. The gridfs package is a gridfs implementation on top of pymongo. -
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MongoDB PHP Library
The Official MongoDB PHP library
...It supports rich query expressions, bulk writes, change streams, transactions, and GridFS, making it suitable for everything from simple content apps to complex data processing services. The project also includes helpers for working with BSON types such as ObjectId, UTC datetime, and decimals, which helps bridge the gap between native PHP types and MongoDB’s storage model. -
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MongoDB C++ Driver
C++ Driver for MongoDB
The MongoDB C++ Driver is the official client library for integrating MongoDB with C++ applications, enabling efficient document-based data storage and retrieval. -
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MongoDB Rust Driver
The official MongoDB Rust Driver
...Because it’s asynchronous by design, it works well with Rust async runtimes like Tokio and async-std, letting developers build highly concurrent networked services that efficiently use modern multicore hardware. The crate also includes BSON encoding and decoding that maps cleanly to Rust types, so developers can work with rich document structures while retaining Rust’s performance guarantees. -
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MongoDB C# Driver
The Official C# .NET Driver for MongoDB
The official MongoDB driver for .NET applications, providing a native C# interface for working with MongoDB databases. -
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PlotJuggler
The Time Series Visualization Tool that you deserve
Fast, intuitive, and extensible time series visualization tool. Its Drag & Drop interface is designed to maximize both simplicity and speed. PlotJuggler is perfect for visualizing logs, offline and real-time data, and it can be used in multiple fields. PlotJuggler can be connected to an external application using any inter-process communication and display data in real time. Thanks to its plugin-based architecture, it is easy to add new data sources and functionalities. If needed, you can... -
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MongoDB C Driver
The Official MongoDB driver for C language
The MongoDB C Driver is the official client library for MongoDB, enabling C and C++ applications to interact with MongoDB databases efficiently. It provides a robust and scalable interface for building applications that require document-based data storage. -
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MongoDB Ruby Driver
The Official MongoDB Ruby Driver
The MongoDB Ruby Driver is the official MongoDB client for Ruby applications, providing an idiomatic API to interact with MongoDB databases. It enables seamless integration with Ruby on Rails and other Ruby-based frameworks for NoSQL data management. -
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UltraLiteDB
A bare-bones C# .NET Key-value Store in a single database file
UltraLiteDB is a lightweight, embedded NoSQL database for .NET applications, inspired by LiteDB. It is designed for minimal resource usage while providing essential document database functionalities. UltraLiteDB is suitable for desktop, mobile, and IoT applications that need local data storage without requiring a separate database server. -
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NoderCMS
Node.js + MongoDB
...The inherent asynchronous non-blocking programming brought by Node.js makes NoderCMS calmly face up to millions of concurrent visits. Thanks to the non-relational database MongoDB, everything is stored in BSON format, faster and faster. Through the combination of models and custom fields, you can easily create completely different columns and various recommendation positions according to your needs. Set different authority roles according to the management process, assign different users, and let everyone focus on the current situation. ... -
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BESSy DB
Binary Embedded Storage System.
The Binary Embedded Storage System (BESSy) is meant to provide a small, fast embedded repository system for local storage. The BESSy database is a fully atomic, query-able file based db. This is a robust and fast way to store objects of any size. The database is multithreaded and will take advantage of multiple processors. This database is indexed, seeded, transactional, and supports replication. Latest release 0.9.1.0 not compatible with previous database versions. -
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uma::bson
DOM-style C++ API for reading/writing BSON data
uma::bson is a DOM-style C++ API for reading/writing BSON data. Unlike the MongoDB C++ API, which exposes a read-only interface with a separate interface for creating a BSON representation, this API allows reading/writing on the existing data. The API is designed primarily for serialising/deserialising BSON data to/from streams (files, socket connections, etc.).
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