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+ <?php
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+ declare (strict_types=1 );
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+
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+ namespace App \Http \Controllers ;
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+
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+ use Illuminate \Support \Facades \DB ;
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+ use MongoDB \Driver \Cursor ;
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+ use MongoDB \Laravel \Tests \TestCase ;
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+
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+ class RunCommandTest extends TestCase
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+ {
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+ public function testRunCommand (): void
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+ {
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+ // begin-command
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+ $ cursor = DB ::connection ('mongodb ' )
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+ ->command (['listCollections ' => 1 ]);
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+
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+ foreach ($ cursor as $ coll ) {
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+ echo $ coll ['name ' ] . "<br> \n" ;
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+ }
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+
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+ // end-command
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+
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+ $ this ->assertNotNull ($ cursor );
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+ $ this ->assertInstanceOf (Cursor::class, $ cursor );
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+ $ this ->expectOutputRegex ('/<br>/ ' );
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /usage-examples/runCommand
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+ .. _laravel-run-command-usage:
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+
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+ =============
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+ Run a Command
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+ =============
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+ You can run a MongoDB command directly on a database by calling the ``command()``
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+ method on a database connection instance.
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+
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+ To run a command, call the ``command()`` method and pass it a document that
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+ contains the command and its parameters.
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+
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+ Example
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+ -------
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+
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+ This usage example performs the following actions on the database connection
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+ instance that uses the ``sample_mflix`` database:
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+
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+ - Creates a database connection instance that references the ``sample_mflix``
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+ database
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+ - Specifies a command to retrieve a list of collections and views in the
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+ ``sample_mflix`` database
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+ - Prints the value of the ``name`` field of each result returned by the command
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+
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+ The example calls the ``command()`` method to run the ``listCollections`` command. This method
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+ returns a cursor that contains a result document for each collection in the database.
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+
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+ .. io-code-block::
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+
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+ .. input:: ../includes/usage-examples/RunCommandTest.php
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+ :start-after: begin-command
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+ :end-before: end-command
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+ :language: php
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+ :dedent:
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+
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+ .. output::
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+ :language: console
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+ :visible: false
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+
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+ sessions
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+ movies
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+ theaters
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+ comments
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+ embedded_movies
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+ users
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+
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+ To learn how to edit your Laravel application to run the usage example, see the
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+ :ref:`Usage Examples landing page <laravel-usage-examples>`.
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+ .. tip::
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+ To learn more about running MongoDB database commands, see
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+ :manual:`Database Commands </reference/command/>` in the {+server-docs-name+}.
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