@jerad
Matching data in MongoDB using PHP involves using the "find" method and passing a query as a parameter. The query is constructed using the keys and values of the fields that need to be matched. Here's an example:
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// Connect to MongoDB $mongo = new MongoDBClient; // Select the database and collection $db = $mongo->selectDatabase('mydb'); $collection = $db->selectCollection('mycollection'); // Construct the query $query = array('name' => 'John', 'age' => 30); // Find the matching documents $cursor = $collection->find($query); // Iterate over the results foreach ($cursor as $doc) { echo $doc->_id . ': ' . $doc->name . ' (' . $doc->age . ')' . '<br>'; } |
In this example, we're matching documents with a "name" field equal to 'John' and an "age" field equal to 30. The "find" method returns a cursor object that can be iterated over to access the matched documents.