MongoDB Stitch¶
- Getting Started
- Tutorials
- Basic Blog
- Overview
- Procedure
- A. Create the Blog Post Layout
- B. Create and Configure a MongoDB Stitch Application
- Create a Stitch Application
- Turn on Anonymous Authentication
- Configure the
blog.commentsMongoDB Collection - C. Add a Commenting System to the Blog Post
- Include the MongoDB Stitch JavaScript SDK
- Initialize Stitch Clients
- Query and Display Comments on Page Load
- Log In and Display Comments On Load
- Add a Form for Submitting Comments
- Summary
- What’s Next?
- Dashboard
- Building a Web-based To-Do App
- ToDo (Android App)
- Prerequisites
- Procedure
- A. Create a MongoDB Stitch App
- B. Define Rules
- Configure MongoDB.
- Review Rules for Documents in
todo.items. - Add a Filter for
todo.items. - C. Set Up Authentication
- Add authentication information in MongoDB Stitch.
- D. Download the Application Source Code
- E. Configure and Run the Application
- Open the project in Android Studio.
- Update project with your MongoDB Stitch App ID.
- Update project with your Facebook App ID.
- Review MongoDB Stitch connection logic in application source file.
- Run the
todoapp.
- ToDo (iOS App)
- Temperature Tracker (IoT Integration)
- Overview
- Procedure
- A. Create and Configure a MongoDB Stitch App
- Create a Stitch Application
- Create an API Authentication Key
- Configure a MongoDB Collection
- Create a Function to Store Device Data
- B. Set Up the Electric Imp Device
- Set Up the Electric Imp Device
- Add and Deploy Custom Code
- C. Record Outdoor Temperature Data
- Get a Dark Sky API Key
- Save the API Key in Stitch
- Specify the Device Data Coordinates
- Create a Dark Sky HTTP Service
- Configure the Dark Sky HTTP Service
- Update Stitch Function Code
- D. Add Text Message Querying
- Get Your Twilio Credentials
- Create a Twilio Service
- Create a Twilio Webhook
- Configure Twilio to Call the Webhook
- Request the Temperature with SMS
- Push Notifications (Android App)
- Examples on GitHub
- Basic Blog
- Users
- MongoDB Atlas
- MongoDB Atlas Overview
- Add MongoDB to Your Stitch App
- Connect Over the Wire Protocol
- MongoDB Rules
- MongoDB Actions
- Connection Strings
- MongoDB Mobile (Beta)
- Services
- Service Actions
- Service Rules
- Service Webhooks
- Partner Services
- Expansions
- Functions
- Triggers
- Values
- Client SDKs
- Import/Export
- Troubleshooting
- Stitch Administration
The MongoDB Stitch serverless platform makes it easy to build
modern, cross-platform applications on top of MongoDB. Stitch
removes the need for tedious boilerplate and automatically manages
your app’s backend so you can focus on building what matters.
Follow the links below to get started.
What Does Stitch Provide?¶
MongoDB QueryAnywhere
Use the MongoDB query language directly from your front-end code.
Serverless Functions
Run server-side code with access to app context and external services.
MongoDB Mobile (Beta)
Leverage the full power of MongoDB embedded natively on mobile devices.
Event Triggers
Execute functions automatically in response to events in your application.
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