NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) Changelog

What's new in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.2.4

Oct 14, 2019

Add “New UUID” button to UUID/LUUID value editor:
Clicking the “New UUID” button to create new unique UUID value.
Add “URI Formats” button to “Import External Database” dialog:
Clicking the “URI Formats” button to go to the detailed help page for the Connection String URI formats.
Bugfix:
Improved, Notarize macOS NoSQLBooster Apps to be accepted by Gatekeeper after MacOS Mojave 10.14.5 update.

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.2.3 (Oct 4, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.2.0 (Sep 19, 2019)

We’re so proud to release NoSQLBooster for MongoDB 5.2 today. This version includes official support for MongoDB 4.2 along with some useful improvements and bugfix. For more information on MongoDB 4.2 , see Release Notes for MongoDB 4.2.
MongoDB 4.2 support
NoSQLBooster for MongoDB 5.2 upgrades embedded MongoDB Shell to 4.2.0, adds support for all the new shell methods and operations of MongoDB 4.2.
Merge and Other New Aggregation Stages
MongoDB 4.2 adds a few new aggregation pipeline stages, $merge, $planCacheStats, $replaceWith, $set and $unset. NoSQLBooster 5.2 adds these chain methods to AggregationCursor and provide the appropriate code snippets and mouse hover information to support code completion.
NoSQLBooster 5.2 also enhanced mouse hover for all aggregation chain methods. In addition to method and type definitions, hover is now able to display document and example for these aggregation clain methods.
Mouse hover for Aggregation Chain MethodsMouse hover for Aggregation Chain Methods:
Press “F1” to view the online help
Press “Shift+F1” to copy the example section to the clipboard
MongoDB 4.2 New Expressions as SQL Functions:
NoSQLBooster 5.2 allows all new Mongodb4.2 aggregation expressions to be used as SQL function in SQL statements. Aggregation Trigonometry Expressions, Aggregation Arithmetic Expressions and Aggregation Regular Expressions (regex) Operators.
Aggregation Trigonometry Expressions:
Other Improvements:
Import/Export Improvements:
In this version, we thoroughly reviewed and refactored the code for the export function and greatly improves the execution performance of the export function. This version also adds a display of the progress of the export.
As for import and replication capabilities, we have added a new insertion policy that allows the original collection to be dropped before import.
Drop collection first policyDrop collection first policy
Tree/Table View Cell Formatter Improvements
Now, single-level, more straightforward object/Array values are displayed as JSON text within the tree/table view. If an object/array value has many, complex fields, the value is still formatted as “{n attributes}”. This friendly UI enhancement can save you a few times to press the “+” button.
Format simple object as JSON textFormat simple object as JSON text
New Fluent Query Methods:
db.items.find().jsonSchema(myschema); //find all documents in the collection that satisfy the schema
db.items.find().nor(qb.jsonSchema(myschema)); //find all documents in the collection that do not satisfy the schema
Visualizing Legacy Coordinate Pairs:
In addition to visualize the MongoDB GeoJSON Objects, this feature now also allows you to visualize legacy coordinate pairs.
Visualize Legacy Coordinate PairsVisualize Legacy Coordinate Pairs
Add “Reload” Button to the Document Viewer
This ne “Reload” button allows you to manually reload the contents of the current object in the document viewer.
Reload ButtonReload Button
Minor Improvements and Bugfix:
Fixed, kill operation in monitoring is not allowed when op has no “host” field. ref#
Fixed, export to JSON, BSON, CSV with large result set won’t work. ref#
Fixed, Kerberos authentication connections where hostname is not the canonical name. ref#
Fixed, return the result in object directly when the aggregate option “explain” is true. ref#
Fixed, SRV connections with special characters in the password.

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.14 (Aug 16, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.13 (Aug 16, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.12 (Jul 29, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.11 (Jul 29, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.10 (Jul 5, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.9 (Jun 24, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.8 (May 20, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.7 (May 16, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.5 (Mar 19, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1.2 (Feb 8, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.1 (Feb 8, 2019)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 5.0.0 (Nov 23, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.7.2 (Sep 11, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.7.1 (Aug 18, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.7.0 (Jul 27, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.6.1 (Jul 13, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.6 (Jul 5, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.5 (Jun 6, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.4 (May 21, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.3 (Apr 29, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.2 (Apr 2, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.1 (Feb 26, 2018)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.5.0 (Feb 13, 2018)

SQL Query Improvements
The “toJS” SQL Function and named parameter
NoSQLBooster 4.5 supports named parameter in SQL function. The new “toJS” helper function transforms the named parameters and arithmetic operator to a JSON object, also transforms an ordinary parameter list into an array.
With named parameter and “toJS” helper function, you can query complex objects or pass JSON-object parameter to a SQL function.
Mixed use of SQL and Chainable Aggregation Pipeline:
This feature already existed in previous versions, but in 4.5, mb.runSQLQuery returns AggregateCursor instead of DBCursor. This allows NoSQLBooster Intellisense to know all AggregateCursor’s chainable stage methods. (sort, limit, match, project, unwind…)
Querying Special BSON Data Types, UUID, BinData, DBRef…:
NoSQLBooster 4.5 supports all MongoDB build-in Data Types functions. To query values of these special BSON Data types, just write the values as you would in the MongoDB shell.
Date Functions with Optional Timezone:
NoSQLBooster 4.5 adds the timezone support for all SQL Date functions(Aggregation Operators), this feature requires MongoDB 3.6 or later.
Improved GROUP BY Clause:
The improved GROUP By clause supports MongoDB Pipeline Operators and SQL Aliases.
The following is equivalent MongoDB Aggregation Pipelines. Compare these two statements, it is clear that the SQL SELECT is simpler and easier to write and read than the MongoDB JSON-LIKE aggregation pipelines.
Better Error Handling in SQL Query:
All exceptions thrown when running a SQL Query have associated location information.
SQL Error ReportSQL Error Report:
SQL Editor Mouse Hover:
The mouse hover will show many useful information, such as document and example.
SQL Token TooltipSQL Token Tooltip:
Press F1 will lead you to MongoDB online document as the cursor is over a valid MongoDB function or aggregation operator.
Lots of New SQL Snippets:
NoSQLBooster 4.5 includes a lot of SQL-specific code snippets to save you time, Date Range, Text Search, Query and Array, Existence Check, Type Check and so on. You can always manually trigger it with Ctrl-Shift-Space. Out of the box, Ctrl-Space, Alt-Space are acceptable triggers.
SQL SnippetSQL Snippet
SQL Date Range Snippets
Text Search Snippets
The equivalent MongoDB Text Search
Query an Array ($all and $elemMatch) Snippets:
The $elemMatch operator matches documents that contain an array field with at least one element that matches all the specified query criteria.
Element Match with Embedded Documents:
The elemMatch query criteria (quantity>2, quantity

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.1.2 (Oct 31, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.1.0 (Oct 30, 2017)

Visual Query Builder:
MongoBooster 4.1 comes with visual query builder. The two-way query builder could help you construct and display complex MongoDB find statements even without the knowledge of the MongoDB shell commands syntax.
To use query builder:
Use the Query Builder button in the editor toolbar.
Right-click the collection node in the connection tree, execute “Show Query Builder…”
Popup Command Palette (Ctrl-Shift-P), enter “Query Builder”
Scripts History Search:
This release provides a more friendly scripts history search. I strongly believe, this might be your most frequently used feature of history. When you’ve already executed a very long shell script, you can simply search history using one or a few keywords and re-execute the same command without having to type it fully. Press Ctrl-F7 and type the keyword. In default, MongoBooster will filter history that contains the current database and collection.
Tip: to match multiple words, please enter more keywords into the search box with + sign.
MINOR ENHANCEMENT:
Maximizing and Restoring Script Editor and Output Panel:
Editor/Ouput panel can be maximized (other panel is minimized at the same time) to provide more space for editing your script or seeing the result. When panel is maximized, you can simply restore its original size. To maximize or restore panel, simply use the maximize/restore button in the toolbar or press Ctrl-0 | Ctrl-9.
The cursor.select(arg: string|Object): ICursor method specifies which document fields to include or exclude. In addition to separating the field lists using spaces, the new version 4.1 also allows you to separate the fields using commas. The advantage is that the comma in the field list can popup Field Auto-complete list.
BUG FIX AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS:
Improved, Editor: after you comment a line (ctrl + / ), advance cursor to next line. link
Fixed, Windows line endings should present when coping to clipboard. link
Fixed, Data view, shift multi-select ordering bug. link
Fixed, GUID/LGUID CSV export issue. link

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 4.0.2 (Oct 12, 2017)

Query MongoDB with SQL:
With MongoBooster V4, you can run SQL SELECT Query against MongoDB. SQL support includes functions, expressions, aggregation for collections with nested objects and arrays.
Let’s look at how to use the GROUP BY clause with the SUM function in SQL.
Instead of writing the MongoDB query which is represented as a JSON-like structure
db.employees.aggregate([
$group: {
_id: "$department",
total: { $sum: "$salary" }
You can query MongoDB by using old SQL which you probably already know
mb.runSQLQuery(`
SELECT department, SUM(salary) AS total FROM employees GROUP BY department
`);
Open a shell tab, enter the above script. MongoBooster also offers a “runSQLQuery” code snippets. Just type a snippet prefix “run”, and enter “tab” to insert this snippet, then press “Command-Enter” to execute it and get the result.
Query MongoDB with SQL Result TabQuery MongoDB with SQL Result Tab:
Just Click on the “console.log/print” tab to show the equivalent MongoDB query
The build-in SQL language service knows all possible completions, SQL functions, keywords, MongoDB collection names and field names. The IntelliSense suggestions will pop up as you type. You can always manually trigger the auto-complete feature with Ctrl-Shift-Space.
MongoBooster supports in-place editing in result tree view. Double-click on any value or array element to edit. Pressing shortcut “Esc” will return the previous value and exit the editor.
If you want the results not to be edited directly, you can enable the “read-only” mode by clicking the lock button in the toolbar.
SQL features are not natively supported by MongoDB. The SQL query is validated and translated into a MongoDB query and executed by MongoBooster. The Equivalent MongoDB Query can be viewed in console.log tab.
SQL Query Features:
Access data via SQL including WHERE filters, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, HAVING, DISTINCT, LIMIT
SQL Functions (COUNT, SUM, MAX, MIN, AVG)
Aggregation Pipeline Operators as SQL Functions (dateToString, toUpper, split, substr…)
Provide a programming interface (mb.runSQLQuery) that can be integrated into your script
Autocomplete for keywords, MongoDB collection names, field names and SQL functions
ES7 Async/Await support:
Within this release, we have also added support for ES7 Async/Await in MongoBooster shell.
As a comparison， MongoBooster has a build-in function await which is a common js method, not a keyword. It can await a promise or a promise array. Note this await function is different from es7 await, this await function may be used in functions without the async keyword marked.
Intellisense for Node.js Required Packages:
Within this release, MongoBooster also offers Intellisense experience for Node.js required packages. The IntelliSense suggestions will pop up as you type and automatically complete Javascript method names, variables, etc. You can always manually trigger it with Ctrl-Shift-Space. Out of the box, Ctrl-Space, Alt-Space are acceptable triggers.
For example:
Intellisense for Node.js Required PackagesIntellisense for Node.js
Minor Enhancement
More Useful MongoDB Shell Extensions
Global fetch() method
MongoBooser integrates node-fetch to bring window.fetch to MongoDB Script.
Global scope: fetch
console.log(await(await(fetch('https://github.com')).text()));
console.log(await(await(fetch('https://api.github.com/users/github')).json()));
cursor.not() method
The cursor.not(operator-expression) method performs a logical NOT operation on the specified “operator-expression” and selects the documents that do not match the “operator-expression”. This includes documents that do not contain the field.
The query will select all documents in the inventory collection where the item field value does not start with the letter p.
cursor.type() method
The cursor.type( BSON type number | String alias ) method selects the documents where the value of the field is an instance of the specified BSON type. Querying by data type is useful when dealing with highly unstructured data where data types are not predictable.
Group History Scripts by Date:
In the previous version, only up to 30 scripts can be saved. We got feedback from users, they say this value is too small. In the new version, we allow to save up to 1000 history scripts. Histrory entries can be grouped by date, which is easier to retrieve and query.
Hide/Show System Objects in Object Explorer:
The Databases node of Object Explorer contains system objects such as the admin databases.
To hide system objects in Object Explorer:
Click Options Menu
Click Explorer/Connection Tree
Toggle “Show System Object” on/off to hide/show system object
This change will take effect immediately.
Bugfix and other improvements:
Added, Menu -> Options-> Options That May Affect Performance -> Enable Fields/Collection Auto Complete, default value:true
Added, Menu -> Options-> Output panel -> Result JSON View Format -> Show Int32 as NumberInt(“xxx”), default value:false
Added, a new SSH config option to ask for SSH password each time
Improved, adjust sub-items of options menu
Improved, enable “Query by example” action for AggregationCursor
Improved, enable in-place-edit feature for AggregationCursor
Improved, SSL connection configuration
Fixed, Try finally connection close issue in discovering ReplicaSet action

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.6 (Jun 1, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.5 (Apr 27, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.4 (Apr 5, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.3 (Mar 22, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.2 (Mar 22, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.5.1 (Mar 1, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.3 (Jan 23, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.2.3 (Jan 5, 2017)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.2.2 (Dec 23, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.2 (Dec 8, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.1.5 (Nov 20, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.1.3 (Nov 1, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.1.2 (Oct 25, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.1.1 (Oct 8, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.0.5 (Sep 27, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.0.4 (Sep 27, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 3.0.3 (Sep 27, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.3.2 (Jul 12, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.2.2 (Jul 2, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.2 (Jun 23, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.1.2 (Jun 13, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.1 (Jun 7, 2016)

This release includes Quick Find for the connection tree, ShellJS integration, support mongo Shell Native Methods, auto load `.mongorc.js`, export user-defined fields and a few minor improvements and bugs fix. Free for non-commercial use.
Quick Find:
Quick find to symbol with (⌘+F|CTRL+F) provides the possibility to get to any database and collection object in the connection tree view.
ShellJS Integration:
ShellJS (version: 0.7.0) is a portable (Windows/Linux/OS X) implementation of Unix shell commands. It is a fantastic tool for integrate MongoDB Shell Script with the external shell environment in a cross-platform way. ShellJS Commands can send their output to another command in a pipe-like fashion. sed, grep, cat, exec, to, and toEnd can appear on the right-hand side of a pipe. Pipes can be chained.
The following example use shelljs and json2csv to export a MongoDB collection to a CSV file.
//prepare, install json2csv command cli
//npm i -g json2csv
let users=db.users.find({}).toArray();
shelljs.echo(JSON.stringify(users)).to("~/tmp/test.json"); //save as a json file
shelljs.exec("json2csv -i ~/tmp/test.json -o ~/tmp/out.csv") //convert json file to csv
Mongo Shell Native Methods:
MongoBooster V2.1 implemented all MongoShell native methods except for those described for internal use. Now, you can use "load" method to load and run a JavaScript file in the shell or use "cat" to return the contents of the specified file.
Mongo Shell Native Methods Reference
MongoBooster Native methods will convert a tilde path to an absolute path.
load("~/dev/mongodb/myscript.js");
cat("~/dev/mongodb/myscript");
ls("~/dev/mongodb/");
Load "~/.mongorc.js"
MongoBooster V2.1 add an option to auto load "~/.mongorc.js".
Export User-Defined Fields
Copy collection with indexes: Add an option, When copy/pasting one or more collections, copy the indexes as well.
Bug fixes and minor updates:
New, add "mongorestore..." to import submenu in main toolbar
New, add "mongodump..." to export submenu in main toolbar
Improved, upgrade shell deps to latest version
Fixed, remove duplicated snippets
Fixed, semver check issue, support mongodb 3.2.6-atlas
Fixed, manually list database, uncheck button does not work
Fixed, tile window does not work in multiple screens

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 2.0 (May 24, 2016)

This major release includes fluent query builder, GUI for mongotop and mongostat, dark theme, user-defined snippets, restore last working state , auto-update and a few minor improvements. Even better now, MongoBooster, the smartest and most feature rich MongoDB Admin GUI is free for non-commercial use.
Fluent Query Builder:
MongoBooster supports mongoose-like fluent query builder API which enables you to build up a query using chaining syntax, rather than specifying a JSON object. The aggregation framework is now fluent as well. You can use it as currently documented or via the chainable methods.
GUI for mongotop:
For MongoDB, mongotop do pretty much the same job as the Unix command top, it is used to monitor the Mongo instance.The output of mongotop indicates the amount of time the mongod process spend reading and writing to a specific collection during the update interval. mongotop provides statistics on a per-collection level.
MongoBooster offers a build-in GUI tool for MongoTop. No external MongoTop command line tools dependence and works for MongoDB 2.2-3.2.
GUI for mongostat:
The mongostat utility provides a quick overview of the status of a currently running mongod or mongos instance. mongostat is functionally similar to the UNIX/Linux file system utility vmstat, but provides data regarding mongod and mongos instances.
MongoBooster offers a build-in GUI tool for MongoStat too. No external MongoStat command line tools dependence.
Dark theme:
MongoBooster V2 offers two themes, light and dark. The Dark theme provides a high-contrast visual theme (black background with brighter text). You can switch the theme by click "theme" button in the right corner of the main toolbar.
User-Defined Snippets:
Having a collection of pre-defined code snippets is handy, but code snippets become much more useful when you make your own. Now, you can add your self-defined code snippets by clicking "add favorite script..." button in the editor toolbar.
Snippets work in a similar way as those for Ace editor and sublime
Ace editor help manual: create a new snippet
Restore last working state:
MongoBooster add a new option to remember the last working state, so when you restarted MongoBooster all of your last working connection, database , collection, editor script got restored to last working view.
Use Menu->Options->Restore last working state to toggle the feature.
Recognize ~/.ssh/config:
When add new ssh connection, MongoBooster will recognize SSH config file and auto fill SSH connection fields from ssh config file.
Auto-updates:
The auto-updates feature enable MonoBooster to automatically update itself, so your copy will always be up-to-date. The auto-updates module is based on Squirrel framework.
Note: For Mac and Windows users, we have enabled the auto-update channel. Auto-updates are not supported for Linux.
Bug fixes and minor updates:
Improved, upgrade lodash to 4.12.0
Improved, Show all fields in GridFS documents
Improved, speed up history scripts and favorite snippets menu show deplay time
Improved, speed up new editor tab show delay time
Improved, allow to copy text from MongoDump or MongoRestore log window
New, set the initial view in preferences, Options->Default view mode
New, add more snippets, Javascript lang, QueryBuilder and 3rd lib sample
New, use Standard Tab Switching Shortcut (cmd+shift+] ,cmd+shift+[), Mac Only
New, let the middle mouse button click close the tabs on the top
New, integrate moment timezone. Use "moment.tz" to access it
New, add "to URI" button to connection editor dialog
New, add "Use own Root CA File" option to SSL connection
New, add "cancel" button when refresh connection tree
New, add context-menu to JSON viewer
Fixed, ensure command-palette input box get focus when it is visible

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.6.1 (Apr 12, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.5.1 (Mar 21, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.3.3 (Mar 10, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.3.2 (Mar 4, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.3 (Feb 26, 2016)

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.2 (Feb 19, 2016)

Show history of previous scripts:
Press [F7] to pop up history scripts list. Use the up and down key's to scroll through previously typed scripts. Press [Enter] to send it to the code editor shell.
Show the total number of rows:
By default, MongoBooster will show the total number of rows in result view if the query time is less then 300 ms. You can disable the feature or adjust the setting in "Options -> Auto fetch cursor count".
New Hack font:
MongoBooster adapts a new typeface designed for source code - Hack. Hack is hand groomed and optically balanced to be your go-to code face.
Notable bug fixes and minor updates:
New, support authentication mechanism x.509(authMechanism=MONGODB-X509)
New, a few new code snippets, insertOne, insertMany, updateOne, updateMany, deleteOne, deleteMany, replaceOne, findTextSearch, findnearLegacy2d and findnear$geometry
New, use ObjectId.getTimestamp() method to get "createAt" field and show it in JSON View.(screenshot)
New, add a "View Document..." right-click menu item in GridFS tree view
New, add "Options->Legacy UUID Encoding", allow LUUID encoding as Raw data, Java, C# or Python
New, add "Help -> MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline Quick Reference" menu item
New, add a "Feedback/Support" button to bottom-right of home screen
Improved, new "To URI" dialog, hide password/include extra parameters(eg. SSH connections)
Improved, allow you to export the query result set in GridFS bucket
Improved, allow select item when importing connection configs
Improved, can export aggregation result direct to the .csv file
Improved, add "Current query result" source to export aggregation query
Improved, create Database now enabled in all supported MongoDB versions
Improved, manually list visible databases when use any authentication
Fixed, cannot copy database between two MongoBooster windows
Fixed, a sorting issue in method auto-complete
Fixed, a UI refresh issue after changing editor theme
Fixed, In-place editor can not save string when it contains double quote
Fixed, PageUp and PageDown Keypress bug in tree view and table view

New in NoSQLBooster (formerly MongoBooster) 1.1.1 (Jan 18, 2016)