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How to use MongoDB instead of SQLite3 for rails?

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I'd like to continue with Rails but I wonder how to switch from SQLite3 to MongoDB.

posted Oct 21, 2014 by anonymous

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You should search for "mongoid" in rails. Mongoid is one of the adpater for mongodb. You can below link to get started
http://mongoid.org/en/mongoid/docs/installation.html

answer Oct 21, 2014 by Dewang Chaudhary
Note that since this isn't SQL, it won't be as simple as just changing your database,yml (as it would be if switching to postgres) - you'll have to regenerate the models.
commented Oct 22, 2014 by Meenal Mishra
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