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# Introduction
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Monger uses functional approach and wraps most of Java Driver's API into several namespaces:
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- monger.core: Core methods (connection and database management)
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- monger.collection: Collection operations (insert, find, count, update, save, remove, index etc.)
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- monger.conversions: Helper methods to convert Clojure maps to DBObject and vice versa. Most of time not used directly, since you can get by manipulating hashes only.
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- monger.query: Cursors and complex queries.
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- monger.result: Auxilitary functions for getting the truth out of received MongoDB results.
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- monger.util: Various utility methods.
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# Connecting to MongoDB
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Monger users several dynamic variables to simplify your common workflows:
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- *mongodb-host*
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- *mongodb-port*
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- *mongodb-connection*
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- *mongodb-database*
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- *mongodb-write-concern* (we recommend to use WriteConcern/SAFE by default to make sure your data was written)
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