An example of the simplest Thinkphp3.2 operation on Mongodb

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[Prerequisite]
Thinkphp's support for Mongdb depends on PHP's support for Mongodb. This is the premise. If the prompt is similar to "the system does not support: mongoClient", it means that your PHP does not support Mongodb.

So what you need to do is
1,Go to renewal
For example, if my PHP is 5.3.13 or win7 64-bit
Change php_mongo-1.3.2RC1-5.3-vc9-x86_64.dll to php_cmd.dll
2,Copy the renamed file to the php ext folder.
3,Modify php. ini and add extension = php_assist.dll.



[Configuration]
Modify the configuration file as follows to connect to the mongodb database: Return array (
// 'Config maps '=> 'configuration value'
'Db _ type' => 'mongo ', // Database TYPE
'Db _ host' => 'localhost', // server address
'Db _ name' => 'local', // Database NAME
'Db _ user' => '', // USER Name
'Db _ pwd' => '', // Password
'Db _ port' => '123', // PORT
); [Code]
The M method is required for mongodb operations.
Therefore, you must initialize a class. Assume that the database contains a data table user, create a model for the user that inherits from the External Model: Namespace Home \ Model;
Use Think \ Model \ custom Model;
Class UserModel extends Model
{
// It can be empty.
}Modify IndexController as follows to call the user Collection in the local database of Mongodb. Namespace Home \ Controller;
Use Think \ Controller;
Class IndexController extends Controller {
Public function index (){
$ Model = D ("User ");
$ Model-> create ();
$ Model-> name = 'current year 2 ';
$ Model-> add ();
$ A = $ Model-> select ();
Var_dump ($ );

}
}

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