'count' command not supported about asyncmongo HOT 2 CLOSED

Note: this only applies to the latest git version (the latest stable from pypi doesn't have this yet).

The new version in git (since 5e50210 ) does allow you to pass _is_command argument there.

I also had this issue and needed to run distincts and counts. I'm using the new Client.command function though (you could continue doing it your way using db['$cmd'] or use what I've got):

command = {
  'distinct': 'collectionname',
  'key': 'distinctkey',
  'query': query_spec,
}
self.db.command(command, callback=callback)

and

command = {
  'count': 'collectionname',
  'query': query_spec,
}
self.db.command(command, callback=callback)

It'd be nifty if stub helpers were attached to the Cursor class so that everything is available there (so we do cursor.save(), cursor.update(), cursor.distinct(), cursor.count() etc.)

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I'm using the latest git version of asyncmongo (0.1.3) and I'm having issues with using the new db.command syntax.

When I try

command = SON()
command['findandmodify'] = 'seq'
command['query'] = { '_id' : "myids" }
command['update'] = { '$inc': { 'seq': long(1) } }
command['new'] = True
command['upsert'] = True
db.command(command, callback=callback)

I get a TypeError saying: 'Cursor' object is not callable.

But if I do

command = SON()
command['findandmodify'] = 'seq'
command['query'] = { '_id' : "myids" }
command['update'] = { '$inc': { 'seq': long(1) } }
command['new'] = True
command['upsert'] = True
db["$cmd"].find_one(command, _is_command=True, callback=callback)

It works out fine. Any ideas about what's going wrong?

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