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    Result views

    Six ways to read a result set: table, tree, JSON, result, explain, and chart.

    Checked against v1.11.0 Updated
    Query results in a virtualized table, sorted on durationMs, with the country column pinned to the left edge
    Fig 01 Results · Table view, virtualized, with a pinned column and a sort
    • Six view modes: Tree, Table, JSON (the result as formatted text), Result (a write outcome or single value as a card of copyable metrics), Explain, and Chart (Pro)
    • Active mode persists per tab. Set Tree or Table as the default for new queries, or restore automatic selection
    • Fullscreen: Tab (results fill the tab) or Window (results fill the app), exit with Escape
    • Collapsible result panel and a resizable editor/result split, both persisted per tab
    • Preview drawer (Ctrl/Cmd+I) follows row focus in Tree and Table, showing the document as formatted JSON
    • Tree view: keyboard expand and collapse, MongoDB-aware type badges, resizable columns, and sticky document headers, up to five nesting levels at once, which can be switched off for the whole app
    • Table view: column sorting, resize, auto-fit, pinning, and reorder, persisted per tab and in favorites
    • Headers identify the predominant column type
    • Ctrl/Cmd+F searches the loaded result set, highlighting individual matches in keys, cells, and nested values
    • Crossing a page boundary moves to the next loaded match. It does not issue a server-side search or fetch past the result cap
    • Hover an Object or Array cell for a moment and a read-only preview opens, closing on scroll or when the row is expanded
    • Expand complex values inline with a nested tree, breadcrumb path, editable leaves, and a resizable panel
    • Result cap with cursor pagination. Load 5K / 10K / All when capped, offering only the choices above the current cap
    • Loading everything warns first that a large collection may be slow
    • Auto-explain badge on every read that returns a cursor: green IXSCAN with index name, or red COLLSCAN, with the full plan on hover
    • Collection is skipped for multi-statement code, for a value that is not a cursor, for a query that explains itself, for a pipeline carrying $out or $merge, and when the connection’s auto-explain setting is off. The statistics come from running the query a second time, which is why a possible write is never explained
    • Empty result sets still show timing and explain information
    • Pagination with previous, next, and direct page entry. Page sizes of 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000, or any value from 1 to 1,000. A larger number is clamped to 1,000
    A table cell open in the inline editor, with a String type selector beside the value and the schema enum offered below it
    Fig 02 Results · Editing a value in place, with its BSON type beside it
    Query results in tree view with a BSON type badge on every value
    Fig 03 Results · Tree view names the BSON type of every value
    Query results as formatted, syntax-highlighted Extended JSON
    Fig 04 Results · JSON view, the current page as read-only indented JSON