🚀 MongoReady

MongoReady is a one-click, cross-platform, hassle-free MongoDB + Mongoose installer for developers.

This script automatically detects your OS, installs MongoDB, sets up Mongoose, fixes common port issues, applies the latest patches, and gets you production-ready in seconds – all with a single command.

🔧 Whether you're on Ubuntu, Debian, macOS, or another supported system – MongoReady ensures your environment is... ready.

✨ Features

🧠 Auto-detects OS (Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, CentOS, Rocky, AlmaLinux)
⚙️ Installs latest MongoDB (Community Edition 8.0+)
📦 Installs Node.js (LTS) and Mongoose (latest)
🩹 Auto-fixes:
- Missing log/data directories
- Port 27017 conflicts
- MongoDB socket issues
- Stale mongod.lock files
- Low ulimit warning
🔒 SELinux warning if blocking MongoDB
🧪 Verifies service status with logs on failure

Here's the updated Installation section for your README.md that includes both cloning and one-liner methods to run mongoready.sh:

🛠️ Installation

You can install MongoDB + Mongoose easily using one of the following methods:

🚀 Method 1: One-liner (No Cloning Required)

Run this command directly in your terminal:

bash <(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BlackHatDevX/MongoReady/main/mongoready.sh)

Or using wget:

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BlackHatDevX/MongoReady/main/mongoready.sh | bash

📥 Method 2: Clone and Run Manually

git clone https://github.com/BlackHatDevX/MongoReady.git
cd MongoReady
chmod +x mongoready.sh
sudo ./mongoready.sh

🔒 Note: sudo may be required for installing system packages and fixing port permissions.

🧩 Requirements

Linux-based OS (Ubuntu/Debian/CentOS/RHEL/Rocky/Alma)
sudo access
Internet connection (downloads MongoDB, Node, Mongoose)

📂 What it sets up

Component	Version	How
MongoDB	8.0+	Official MongoDB repo
Node.js	LTS	NodeSource installer
Mongoose	latest	via `npm install -g mongoose`

📝 Output example

Detected OS: Ubuntu 22.04
Installing MongoDB 8.0...
Fixing MongoDB log directory permissions...
MongoDB is running on port 27017.
Installing Node.js...
Installing latest mongoose via npm...
✅ Installation complete.

💡 Notes

If you’re deploying in a production environment, secure your MongoDB server (bind IP, enable auth, use TLS).
You can modify /etc/mongod.conf after installation for custom settings.

🧑‍💻 Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! If you find a bug or have an idea for an improvement, open an issue.

📄 License

MIT

BlackHatDevX/MongoReady