

Mongo shell is available for all main operating systems, including:
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If you want to install it separately, you can visit the MongoDB download center, from there select the version and package you need, download the archive, and copy it to a location in your file system. It is installed in the same location as the MongoDB server binary. The mongo shell gets installed when you install the MongoDB server. It has some additional features, such as extensibility and embeddability-that is, the ability to use it inside other products such as VS Code. MongoDB has recently introduced a new mongo shell known as mongosh.


MongoDB Mongo shell is an interactive JavaScript interface that allows you to interact with MongoDB instances through the command line. Use the right-hand menu to navigate.) What is the MongoDB Mongo shell? (This article is part of our MongoDB Guide. This article is about the default client for MongoDB: the MongoDB Mongo shell.
