Python with MongoDB

[Akshay Kumar Meena]

Which is the best framework for Python using MongoDB?

 Currently I am using Django framework but it's support for MongoDb seems to be discontinue, What are the other options ?

[P. Dinesh]

It depend upon your data requirements.
Generally mongodb is storing for semi structured data. If your data need to be in structured I suggest to use postgresql which is relational db

On Dec 3, 2015 12:02 PM, "Akshay Kumar Meena" <akshaykum...@gmail.com> wrote:

Which is the best framework for Python using MongoDB?

 Currently I am using Django framework but it's support for MongoDb seems to be discontinue, What are the other options ?

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[avneesh kumar]

Have u tried MongoEngine with Django?

On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 2:45 PM, Akshay Kumar Meena <akshaykum...@gmail.com> wrote:

Which is the best framework for Python using MongoDB?

 Currently I am using Django framework but it's support for MongoDb seems to be discontinue, What are the other options ?

[Akshay Kumar Meena]

Avneesh -  http://docs.mongoengine.org/en/latest/django.html  , this link says that  Django support has been split from the main MongoEngine. And also there is no stable version.

[P. Dinesh]

Yup. Previously we used flask and mongo, now are come completely shifting to Django and postgres because there were lot of limitations in mongo when your data and also traffic grows

[Akshay Kumar Meena]

 My requirement is semi structured data , so I have to go with MongoDb.

[Sanyam Mulay]

As far as I know, as of now mongo and django do not go well together.. Also it is not a good idea to store your primary data in mongo (user, auth, anything where you would want to use the django orm to simplify joins and references / foreign keys )

But if you insist that you have thought it through, you can use pymongo to execute queries. A big drawback is you will have to manage connections on your own. So some effort will be required there.

[Akshay Kumar Meena]

Thanks to all guys, I'll try to get pymongo working with django