MongoMan 1.0 is here!

MongoMan has undergone enough testing and debugging in areas related to parsing and handling of user input and it's a big deal, so I've officially decided to release version 1.0 of MongoMan. Hope y'all have fun with it!
Over the next few days, the master branch will likely see more effort in areas related to testing and stabilizing the core of MongoMan with minor refactoring as well. As always, pull requests welcome!

Improvements in user input handling and document field highlighting

This release includes several bug fixes and improvements in user input parsing. You can now paste the output of the mongo console directly into the browser's create document button's pop up and save the document after you edit it in your browser. This release also includes a color scheme that highlights the different document fields that you are examining which means you can know at a glance, if something is a string, or an isodate or a mongodb id. Hack on!

Added options for simple searching in your collections

This release includes a search-box which accepts a regex in the format:

field : value

where value can be a string or a regex. Support for numbers is not in yet. But I feel this is one of the most used and the most useful feature of this project. Syntax is important, spaces are important. I am working on removing these restrictions.

Critical bug fix of editing not preserving the data type

Disabled editing since it was not preserving the data type. Will not put this feature in until it is perfect.

First pre-release.

This is the first pre-release of the project MongoMan. This release is a sneak peek into the fledgling application as it starts its life on github. I have included the functionality that is most often used when developing with mongo. It lacks a lot of features you might want, but hey! you've gotta release sometime! and the application is fairly useful in its current form. From now on, there will be monthly releases in which I hope to include at least two new features every month. Hope you guys find MongoMan useful and a pleasant to use. Happy CRUDing!