[02:01:27] <SJr> I'm trying to run mongoimport in a docker container just using the docker-compose file here: https://hub.docker.com/_/mongo . When inside the container (using docker-compose exec mongo /bin/bash). I can connect to mongo using mongo -u root -p example , however I can't run mongoimport. "mongoimport -c neighborhoods --uri="mongodb://root:example@localhost/" < neighborhoods.json", error "2020-06-25T02:00:56.698+0000 error connecting to host: could not
[02:01:27] <SJr> connect to server: connection() : auth error: sasl conversation error: unable to authenticate using mechanism "SCRAM-SHA-1": (AuthenticationFailed) Authentication failed."
[03:42:34] <m00n> is there something for mongodb like sqlite does for sql? IE a local way to use mongo in a process without the need for a dedicated (even local) server?
[07:01:18] <marshmn> hi all; could anyone recommend a good resource to teach me how to structure my data in a NoSQL/MongoDB world?
[07:01:35] <marshmn> like many no doubt, I come from a SQL background and I really want to change my thinking
[07:02:28] <marshmn> I'm struggling a little right now with knowing how much to split my data into different documents vs. putting it all together
[16:11:20] <podeni> Hi everyone. I'm using mongo with mongoose (in node). What kind of index should I use if I want full text search on a field? Will it be enough to just do a simple schema.index({myField: 1});?