What’s New in Studio 3T 2019.6 | Ruby Added to Query Code, Expanded Aggregation Stage Support & More

Posted on: 15/10/2019 (last updated: 13/08/2021) by Kathryn Vargas

Studio 3T adds Ruby to Query Code and four new aggregation stages to Aggregation Editor, among other fixes and improvements to core features.

Query Code | Translate MongoDB to Ruby

Generate Ruby driver code instantly from MongoDB – and SQL – queries.

Query Code now supports Ruby in addition to Java, JavaScript (Node.js), Python, PHP, C#, and the mongo shell language.

Generate Ruby driver code from MongoDB and SQL queries

Aggregation Editor | New stages added

Aggregation Editor, Studio 3T’s aggregation query builder, now also supports the following stages: collStats, currentOp, listLocalSessions and listSessions.

View the full list of supported aggregation pipeline stages and operators.

Aggregation Editor | Clone aggregation stages

Thanks to this user suggestion, everyone can save even more time in Aggregation Editor.

Duplicate aggregation stages in one click

Now you can clone aggregation stages in one click or a keyboard shortcut (Alt + K or Option + K), for an even smoother aggregation building experience.

Query Code + IntelliShell | Open generated mongo shell code directly in IntelliShell

Save yourself the copy and paste job. With the click of a button, you can open mongo shell code – generated by Query Code – directly in a separate IntelliShell tab.

Now you can open the mongo shell code from Query Code directly in IntelliShell

Available wherever Query Code is available: Collection Tab/Visual Query Builder, SQL Query and Aggregation Editor.

Fixes and improvements

  • Query Code – Improved PHP syntax highlighting
  • JSON View – Improved document separation
  • Export Wizard – Better handling of export settings
  • Index Manager – Improved handling of index settings

View the full list on our change log.

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Kathryn Vargas

When she's not writing about working with MongoDB, Kathryn spends her free time exploring Berlin's food scene, playing the drums, learning languages (current mission: German), and hiking.

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