Export Query to Specific Language

The new Data Explorer user interface is available in Public Preview and includes new features that weren't present in the old interface. To learn more, see Preview Features.

You can export queries created in the query bar to one of the supported languages; Java, Node, C#, Python 3, Ruby, Go, Rust, and PHP. This feature allows you to reformat and use Atlas queries in your application.

Procedure

In Atlas, go to the Data Explorer page for your project.

If it's not already displayed, select the organization that contains your project from the Organizations menu in the navigation bar.
If it's not already displayed, select your project from the Projects menu in the navigation bar.
In the sidebar, click Data Explorer under the Database heading.
The Data Explorer displays.

Note

You can also go to the Clusters page, and click Data Explorer under the Shortcuts heading.

Click Export to Language

Select the collection.
In the query bar, click the </> icon to open the query export card.

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Select your export language

On the right side of the card, click the drop-down menu under Exported Query and select your desired programming language.

The My Query pane on the left of the export card displays your pipeline in mongosh syntax. The Exported Query pane to the right displays your pipeline in the selected programming language.

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(Optional) Include import statements

Click the Include Import Statements checkbox to include the required import statements for the selected programming language.

(Optional) Include driver syntax

Click the Include Driver Syntax checkbox to include application code for the selected programming language. If you include driver syntax, the copyable code reflects project, sort, maxtimems, collation, skip, and limit options.

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Click the icon at the top-right corner of the formatted query to copy the query for the selected language to your clipboard. You can now integrate and execute your created query in your application.

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