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how to connect and fetch data from mongodb using php

I am using Windows 11, installed Composer, and downloaded the Mongodb dll file.

someone has a better method to connect php with Mongodb.

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    1. check your php version file at C:laragonbinphpphp-8.1.10-Win32-vs16-x64 / php8ts.dll

    2. download dll file from https://pecl.php.net/package/mongodb/1.13.0/windows based on php8ts.dll file

    3. download 8.1 Thread Safe (TS) x64

    4. you will get a php_mongodb-1.13.0-8.1-ts-vs16-x64.zip

    5. copy php_mongodb.dll file in ext folder of php

    6. C:laragonbinphpphp-8.1.10-Win32-vs16-x64ext

    7. edit C:laragonbinphpphp-8.1.10-Win32-vs16-x64 / php.ini file and add

    8. extension=mongodb

    9. restart server

    10. install composer in windows

    11. open command prompt

    12. goto your project directory www/<your_project>

    13. create composer.json file

    { "require": { "mongodb/mongodb": "^1.12" } }

    1. run command > composer require mongodb/mongodb
    <?php
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
$client = new MongoDBClient('mongodb://localhost:27017');
$collection = $client->selectCollection('iitj', 'home');
$document = $collection->findOne();
var_dump($document);

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    First, You need to establish a connection to your MongoDB server using the following PHP code:

    <?PHP
// MongoDB connection parameters
$mongoDBConnection = new 
MongoDBDriverManager("mongodb://localhost:27017");

// Database and Collection
$databaseName = "test_db";
$collectionName = "test_collection";

// Select database and collection
$collection = new MongoDBDriverQuery(["test_query_filter"], ["limit" => 10]);

    Now, Replace "mongodb://localhost:27017" with your MongoDB connection string. Also, set the appropriate $databaseName and $collectionName variables.

    <?PHP
// Execute this query
$cursor = $mongoDBConnection->executeQuery("$databaseName.$collectionName", $collection);

// Loop through the results
foreach($cursor as $document) {
var_dump($document);
// Process each document as needed
}
?>

    In the above code, the $cursor variable contains the result set from your MongoDB query. You can iterate through the cursor to access individual documents returned by the query.

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