JSON to MongoDB
FAQ
Does MongoDB use JSON?
No. MongoDB uses BSON (Binary JSON), which has been extended to add some optional non-JSON-native data types such as dates and binary data. JSON is converted to BSON to be stored in MongoDB and converted back to JSON when retrieved from the database. You can convert JSON to BSON by running commands from your operating system’s terminal or using the driver for the programming language of your choice.
How do I read a JSON file in MongoDB?
You can import the JSON file in MongoDB using mongoimport or in your favorite programming language like Java or Python. Once the import is complete, you can search for the documents using MongoDB Atlas or the find() function permitted by the programming language.