MongoDB Tutorial 19 : Executing MongoDB shell commands from Javascript file


shell command to execute the script :

 mongo 127.0.0.1/my-profile-db --username='username' --password='pwd' mongodb-script.js
mongodb-script.js will contains the set of queries that we want to get execute in mongo.

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