Closed mjaustin2 closed 1 year ago
Not even a comment to tell me how bad my code is? :-)
Hi there. Couldn't review this before. I will try to test it soon. A PR will make it much easier for me.
Any update on this? I'm running into the same issue, and it would be nice to configure this.
Hi @arciisine. I haven't been able to try this out. This is not a feature I personally use. I would be willing to merge a pull request that worked.
I tried to fix this, but mainly I have another problem here, binding IP Address and dbPath is configured in the command line argument, so whatever config I pass here will be overwritten.
There, I fixed it and made a PR. As @makan1869 correctly says, the command line arguments at launch would override the file settings, so those needed to be replaced with the file's values. Disclaimer: this is the first Swift code that I ever write so go easy on it & let me know whatever needs to be fixed!
I would recommend something more UNIX-y, such as ~/.local/etc/mongod.conf
, or, more macOS-y, such as ~/Library/Preferences/io.blimp.MongoDB.conf
to go alongside the existing io.blimp.MongoDB.plist
used for actual GUI application preferences/cookies. (Edit to note: my dotfiles are already cluttered enough at the top level. 😜)
I, too, ran into this need, in order to specify storage:directoryPerDB:
. An alternative that would satisfy my requirements would be the ability to specify additional command-line arguments, --directoryperdb
, of which -f [ --config ] arg
to specify a configuration file explicitly would satisfy this issue as well.
8 month update: Now I have a need to apply a tweak to wiredTiger.engineConfig.cacheSizeGB
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Sorry, I'm too lazy to fork and create a pull request for a 7 line change, but would be nice if the user could have their own mongodb.conf to configure options.
The code below changes startServer to check for a file in the user home directory, and if found add it to the command arguments.
Full File attached: AppDelegate