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<small>''→ anything with longitude greater than 1 and lower than 12, latitude greater than 1 and lower than 3.1''</small><br /> | <small>''→ anything with longitude greater than 1 and lower than 12, latitude greater than 1 and lower than 3.1''</small><br /> | ||
<small>''This is very useful because it enables to give a range...''</small> | <small>''This is very useful because it enables to give a range...''</small> | ||
<span style="font-family:monospace;font-size:13px">mongo databasename < script.js </span><br /> | |||
<small>''→ to move the query to a js file''</small> | |||
==export jsons== | ==export jsons== |
Revision as of 19:03, 20 November 2015
Import the Geoip database
I was lucky to find the MaxMind GeoIP2 legacy csv imported in MongoDB here:
http://www.poeticoding.com/downloads/mongodb/mongodb_geoips.zip
I unzipped the folder for the dump and used mongorestore to import it.
First steps
db.ips.find()
→ will find anything
db.ips.find().pretty()
→ for it to be readable
db.ips.find({'location.country_name' : /^antarctica$/i}).pretty()
→ Will find ips in antarctica and show them in a readable way (the ^ is here in case it's a lower or upper case first letter)
db.ips.find({'coordinates.1':12}).pretty()
→ anything with latitude of 12
db.ips.find({'coordinates.0':12}).pretty()
→ anything with longitude of 12
db.ips.find({ 'coordinates.0': {$gte: 1, $lte:12},'coordinates.1': {$gte:1, $lte:3.1} }).pretty()
→ anything with longitude greater than 1 and lower than 12, latitude greater than 1 and lower than 3.1
This is very useful because it enables to give a range...
mongo databasename < script.js
→ to move the query to a js file
export jsons
mongoexport -d poetic_geoips -c ips -q "{'location.country_name' : /^antarctica$/i}" --jsonArray --out antarctica.json
→ get a json file of all the ips in Antarctica
mongoexport -d poetic_geoips -c ips -q "{'location.city_name' : /^rotterdam$/i}" --jsonArray --out rotterdam.json
→ to get a json file of all the ips in Rotterdam
mongoexport -d poetic_geoips -c ips -q "{'coordinates.0':{\$gte:3.1,\$lte:12.3},'coordinates.1': {\$gte:1.9, \$lte:3.1}}" --jsonArray --out supersuper.json
→ SuperCombo