mongo/README.md
disqualifier eabfe0cbc3 fix: make close() sync (motor close is sync); guard doc[key] on missing fields
close() was async but only called motor's synchronous client.close(), misleading callers into awaiting it; it is now a plain def and the docstring + README examples drop the await. get_document_hashmap/get_document_fields indexed doc[key] unguarded, so a doc missing the field raised KeyError that the broad except swallowed, conflating 'no documents' with 'field absent'; both now skip docs lacking the key.

Signed-off-by: disqualifier <dev@disqualifier.me>
2026-06-28 17:46:20 -04:00

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# mongo
Async MongoDB wrapper over [motor](https://motor.readthedocs.io/). Thin, opinionated
helpers for the common paths, with a raw escape hatch for everything else.
## Install
`requirements.txt`:
```
mongo @ git+ssh://git@git.rethinkstudios.io/rethink-public/mongo.git@v0.1.0
```
Direct:
```bash
pip install "mongo @ git+ssh://git@git.rethinkstudios.io/rethink-public/mongo.git@v0.1.0"
```
Requires `motor` and `pymongo` (pulled transitively).
## Usage
**Object (preferred)** — one client per process:
```python
from mongo import Mongo
db = Mongo(conn_string, database) # attach as bot.db / app.db
users = await db.get_documents("users", {"active": True})
db.close() # on shutdown (sync)
```
**Module proxy (back-compat)** — arm once, then call bare:
```python
import mongo # NOT `from mongo import ...`
mongo.init(conn_string, database)
users = await mongo.get_documents("users", {"active": True})
```
Both styles share one client. The proxy exists so legacy call sites keep working
after a one-line `init()`; new code should use the object.
## Error contract
- **Wrapped methods** log-and-swallow exceptions and return a safe default
(`False` / `[]` / `{}` / `0` / `None`). Branch on the result.
- **`db.collection(name)`** (or `db[name]`) returns the raw motor collection:
full driver surface, no swallowing, **raises**. Use it for anything not wrapped
(`find_one_and_*` beyond what's exposed, change streams, complex bulk ops).
## API
See the module docstring and method docstrings in `mongo.py` — that's the source
of truth. Grouped as: collection/index management, create, read, update, delete,
bulk, checks. Atomic ops (`find_one_and_update/replace/delete`) and `bulk_write`
are included.
## Gotchas
- `from mongo import func` won't see the proxy (resolved at import, before `init`).
Use `import mongo` then `mongo.func(...)`.
- `find_one_and_update` returns the **after** image by default (`return_after=True`).
- `bulk_write` takes pymongo ops the caller builds:
```python
from pymongo import UpdateOne
ops = [UpdateOne({"_id": i}, {"$set": {...}}, upsert=True) for i in ids]
await db.bulk_write("col", ops)
```
## Versioning
Tagged `vX.Y.Z`. Pin the tag in `requirements.txt`; bump deliberately.