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PyMongo 4.13.2 documentation
PyMongo 4.13.2 documentation
  • Using PyMongo with MongoDB Atlas
  • Installing / Upgrading
  • Tutorial
  • Async Tutorial
  • Examples
    • Aggregation Examples
    • Authentication Examples
    • Collations
    • Copying a Database
    • Custom Type Example
    • Bulk Write Operations
    • Client Bulk Write Operations
    • Datetimes and Timezones
    • Geospatial Indexing Example
    • Gevent
    • GridFS Example
    • High Availability and PyMongo
    • Logging
    • PyMongo and mod_wsgi
    • Network Compression
    • Server Selector Example
    • Tailable Cursors
    • Client Side Operation Timeout
    • TLS/SSL and PyMongo
    • Type Hints
    • In-Use Encryption
    • Handling UUID Data
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Compatibility Policy
  • API Documentation
    • bson – BSON (Binary JSON) Encoding and Decoding
      • binary – Tools for representing binary data to be stored in MongoDB
      • code – Tools for representing JavaScript code
      • codec_options – Tools for specifying BSON codec options
      • datetime_ms – Support for BSON UTC Datetime
      • dbref – Tools for manipulating DBRefs (references to documents stored in MongoDB)
      • decimal128 – Support for BSON Decimal128
      • errors – Exceptions raised by the bson package
      • int64 – Tools for representing BSON int64
      • json_util – Tools for using Python’s json module with BSON documents
      • max_key – Representation for the MongoDB internal MaxKey type
      • min_key – Representation for the MongoDB internal MinKey type
      • objectid – Tools for working with MongoDB ObjectIds
      • raw_bson – Tools for representing raw BSON documents.
      • regex – Tools for representing MongoDB regular expressions
      • son – Tools for working with SON, an ordered mapping
      • timestamp – Tools for representing MongoDB internal Timestamps
      • tz_util – Utilities for dealing with timezones in Python
    • pymongo – Python driver for MongoDB
      • pymongo async – Async Python driver for MongoDB
        • change_stream – Watch changes on a collection, database, or cluster
        • client_session – Logical sessions for sequential operations
        • collection – Collection level operations
        • command_cursor – Tools for iterating over MongoDB command results
        • cursor – Tools for iterating over MongoDB query results
        • database – Database level operations
        • mongo_client – Tools for connecting to MongoDB
      • auth_oidc – MONGODB-OIDC Authentication
      • change_stream – Watch changes on a collection, database, or cluster
      • client_options – Read only configuration options for a MongoClient.
      • client_session – Logical sessions for sequential operations
      • collation – Tools for working with collations.
      • collection – Collection level operations
      • command_cursor – Tools for iterating over MongoDB command results
      • cursor – Tools for iterating over MongoDB query results
      • database – Database level operations
      • driver_info
      • encryption – Client-Side Field Level Encryption
      • encryption_options – Automatic Client-Side Field Level Encryption
      • errors – Exceptions raised by the pymongo package
      • mongo_client – Tools for connecting to MongoDB
      • monitoring – Tools for monitoring driver events.
      • operations – Operation class definitions
      • pool – Pool module for use with a MongoDB client.
      • read_concern – Tools for working with read concern.
      • read_preferences – Utilities for choosing which member of a replica set to read from.
      • results – Result class definitions
      • server_api – Support for MongoDB Stable API
      • server_description – An object representation of a server the driver is connected to.
      • topology_description – An object representation of a deployment of MongoDB servers.
      • uri_parser – Tools to parse and validate a MongoDB URI
      • write_concern – Tools for specifying write concern
      • event_loggers – Example loggers
    • gridfs – Tools for working with GridFS
      • gridfs async – Async tools for working with GridFS
        • grid_file – Async tools for representing files stored in GridFS
      • errors – Exceptions raised by the gridfs package
      • grid_file – Tools for representing files stored in GridFS
  • Tools
  • Contributors
  • Changelog
  • Python 3 FAQ
  • PyMongo 4 Migration Guide
  • Developer Guide
    • Periodic Executors
  • Frequently Encountered Issues
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