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Community Plan

With the OpenDataDSL community plan, you get access to the core 4GL language (ODSL) to manage your own MongoDB databases.

FREE Community Plan

What is included?

Our community code editor is a Microsoft Visual Studio Code extension which has the following features:

  • Syntax highlighting
  • Code completion (IntelliSense)
  • Problem highlighting
  • Hover information
  • Code snippets
  • Region support
  • Debug code
    • Breakpoints
    • Step through code
    • Examine variables

When It's Especially Valuable

  • Makes working with MongoDB easier.
  • Easily create aggregations using simple code rather than complex json.
  • Create and run scripts to load data into MongoDB.
  • Create and run scripts to manage data.
  • Create and run scripts to extract data into reports.

Getting Started

Visual Studio Code

If you don't already have Microsoft VSCode installed, install it now using this link



Java JDK

A Java JDK (at least version 11) needs to be installed and its location added to the path.

You can download a JDK from here



ODSL Extension

Open VSCode and click on the extensions icon in the Activity Bar on the left or press (ctrl-shift-X) and then search for odsl

Install the FREE community version - OpenDataDSL Community

Click on the Install button to start the installation of the ODSL extension

Once installed, opening or creating a file with the extension .odsl initiates the ODSL editor

Next Steps

Connect to your MongoDB databases and start managing your data!

Using MongoDB with ODSL

MongoDB QuickStart Tutorial

Coding with ODSL

ODSL developer guides