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MongoDB

In general the MongoDB query API works exactly as pymongo, with the exception that:

  • inputs are wrapped in Document
  • additional support for vector-search is provided

Inserts​

from superduperdb.backends.mongodb import Collection

collection = Collection('my-collection-name')

db.execute(
    collection.insert_many([
        Document({'my-field': ..., ...})
        for _ in range(20)
    ])
)

Updates​

db.execute(
    collection.update_many(
        {'<my>': '<filter>'},
        Document({'$set': ...})
    )
)

Selects​

db.execute(
    collection.find({}, {'_id': 1}).limit(10)
)

Vector-searches are a subset of standard select statements. They may be integrated with .find.

from superduperdb import Document
db.execute(
    collection.like(Document({'img': <my_image>}), vector_index='my-index-name').find({}, {'img': 1})
)

Read more about vector-search here.

Deletes​

db.execute(collection.delete_many({}))

Aggregate​

Aggregates are exactly as in pymongo, with the exception that a $vectorSearch stage may be fed with an additional field 'like': Document({...}), which plays the same role as in selects.

Read more about this in the vector-search section.