[一次性导入多个 json 到 mongodb] #mongodb

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[一次性导入多个 json 到 mongodb] #mongodb

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Last edited Oct 25, 2018

Created on Oct 25, 2018

This example demonstrates how to batch-import multiple JSON files into a MongoDB database using shell scripting and the `mongoimport` command-line tool. It shows a loop that iterates over all `.json` files in the current directory, executing `mongoimport` for each one with a specified database name and collection. The script relies on `ls -1` to list files and a `while read` loop to process them sequentially, passing each filename to `mongoimport`. The visualization highlights the simplicity of automating bulk data ingestion without additional libraries or APIs.

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