We have a system name which is managed in application level, and we need a friendly name for each collection to find them easily

Our company often works with visual data, so when an image URL is stored in a MongoDB, it would be great if we could choose to view that image URL in 3T as a rendered image.

When editing scripts in intellishell, formatting is tricky,
so iy will be usefull of you can "shift-tab" on a line which should move the whole line one tab left, and "shift-tab" on a selected block should move the whole block one tab to the left.
At the moment, shift-tab acts as a tab.

First price, if you can bring the formatting style of Visual code to the editor it would be even better.
It is afterall, just javascript.

just add a text field where i can paste an _id and hit enter to query by ObjectId

When using the dark theme the editor panels go black with white text.
The rest of the background is white which is very bright and disorienting. The Database window on the left and the top nav things should also go dark to match the theme

Hi 3T Team,

First i want to think you for this great and amazing tools for mongo, the best one in the World.
I just want know i f you will integer golang in the queryCode result as this language is really used now

I Would like to have the possibility to convert any script (existing or new) into a task.

I would love if there was some way to put breakpoints in my map reduce code and step through it. There is no question that this would convert me into a paying user.

Currently when I open a collection in a given server for analysis, the tab only shows the collection name without any indication of the connection used. This can be tricky if I have similarly named collections in multiple databases to which I have an open connection. The tab top part shows the server IP, which helps, but I’d personally prefer the connection name. Maybe there could be some option to include connection name in tab name or replace the IP with the name?

Allow custom initialization or settings for IntelliShell, for example, I always have to execute:

rs.slaveOk();
DBQuery.shellBatchSize = 1000;

We can join two collection in chef but for more then two joins its not possible it should be supportive for more then two collection join also.

Often times, I am comparing collection or query counts within the Query Builder interface. When I run the count command, it returns a popup message with the count but I can't copy that value for comparison for later use. It seems like a perfect place to add a copy to clipboard button. Otherwise I have to write the number down manually or copy my existing query I made into Intellisense and add .count() to it.

Example:

{"_id": ObjectId("548c42ba4a87f9be3a48f3a4"),
"name": "Category A",
"subcategories": [{
name: "Subcategory A"
},{
name: "Subcategory B"
}]
}

Right Now, we see in the tree view, we see

Category A
+subcategories

When we expand subcategories we see

subcategories
+0
+1

And we have to expand 0 and 1 to see any meaningfull value.

I'd like to see:

subcategories
+Subcategory A
+Subcategory B

• Enter query with some national UTF8 characters on collection tab (e.g. {field: "значение"}, {field: "κάτι"}).
• Bookmark this query.
• Look at it in Bookmark Manager: national characters are displayed as question marks.
• Select this bookmarked query from Bookmark Manager or from bookmark dropdown menu - you'll get this question marks.
• If you won't open Bookmark Manager after you bookmarked a query - you'll be able to use this query (it will be restored from bookmarks with correct national characters) but only until you restart MongoChef.

Details:
- MongoChef 4.1.0
- Windows 10 64 bit

Have a history - reverse search like feature with ctrl+r

It would be great to have an option to just be able to select a destination server in the "To another Collection" flow (whilst retaining the existing behaviour as another option).

Use case:
90% of the time, I wish to copy the contents of a collection on Server A onto Server B (in the same place)

e.g. ServerA mydatabase/collectionname => ServerB mydatabase/collectionname

Currently, you have to:
- Connect to the server
- Find the database
- Find the collection within the database

I have a 4K monitor and develop in Linux, so all of the text is very small. It would be nice to have High-DPI support for Linux, thanks!

This way when you get "Error at line 1, position 69: <missing ')'>."
then you know where to go.

I tend to have many query tabs open at any given time and if I need to restart (or simply close) Studio 3T, it becomes a chore to save them all. Some are temp queries that do not deserve a permanent file.

Is it possible to add a feature where tabs will simply reopen as they were prior to closing the app? Similar to the experience one gets when restarting Chrome browser.

Thanks!

Using version 5.6.2. Taking the opid from the 3T screen and issuing a command in mongo shell db.killOp it actually kills the operation, meanwhile using the kill function in 3T studio does nothing. Older versions were working fine as far I can remember.