A fast and secure web UI for managing MongoDB servers. See this app in action: https://webmongo.now.sh
Currently, there are no easy ways of managing MongoDB servers from multiple devices. You have to download a client made specifically for the platform you're using. This isn't convenient, as it doesn't only require having to find a good client, but also waiting for it to install and having to re-add your servers on every device.
It would be great if managing MongoDB servers was doable through a web interface, using nothing but your web browser alone. But then comes the question: is it really a good idea to store all your connection strings on a remote server? What if someone maliciously gains access to the database and manages to decrypt your connection strings? Having a centralized user database also means they are prone to getting their accounts compromised if they don't secure their account well enough.
This is where WebMongo comes into play. WebMongo is a web application that allows you to have your own, decentralized database of MongoDB servers without having to deploy anything to your server at all. Instead of storing your connection strings in a remote database, it stores them on your device using localStorage. You can then export your data to an encrypted file using a passphrase and import this file on a different device. You can use WebMongo to list, edit, or delete your documents from an infinite number of servers, or create new ones.
WebMongo is a Sapper application that uses Express
and the official MongoDB Node.js driver to process your
queries and requests. It deploys to Vercel automatically. For storing your
servers/connection strings, WebMongo uses your browser's localStorage.
You can learn how to deploy your own instance of WebMongo here: https://webmongo.now.sh/docs/deployment.html
- feat: Add, change, and remove collections
- feat: Lock list of servers/connection strings with a password (similarly to how exporting works)
- todo: Write better user guide
MIT. This project is in no way affiliated or endorsed by MongoDB, Inc. MongoDB and the leaf logo are a trademark of MongoDB, Inc.
