Compass Web 0.5.2-1

Compass Web is MongoDB Compass - MongoDB's own desktop tool - running in the browser: browse databases and collections, query, edit, insert and delete documents, import and export JSON / CSV, see a collection's schema, build aggregations and indexes, and explain queries. It's an unofficial port, built from Compass's own web components. It runs natively on the NAS (no Docker), with its own Node.js, and works on the MongoDB app's server (which it needs: install that first).

• Its address is https://compass.<domain>, through the Nginx app (added automatically). With the Nginx app installed, Compass Web is only reachable through it by default (it listens on the NAS itself only, 127.0.0.1:8087). Without the Nginx app (or with that setting off, on the page) it's also at http://<nas-ip>:8087 on the local network, over plain HTTP.
• It asks for a login first: user admin, with a password the app generates (shown on the management page, which can also change it). Once in, it works on MongoDB as the MongoDB app's administrator (all rights, on every database - it reads that password when it starts, and is restarted when it changes). Anyone with its login can see and change all of MongoDB's data.
• Not switched on: adding other connections in the browser, its MongoDB shell (it would run JavaScript on the NAS) and its AI features (they'd send queries - or documents - to OpenAI).
• It runs as its own user (compassweb, ID 66). Its data is kept in Nas_Prog/_compass-web, across reinstalls and removal (its settings and password, root's).
• The app checks weekly for a new release (a NAS alert).
• It's the compass-web package from npm, with its packages (each version with its checksum, in static/compass-web/package-lock.json - delete it to take newer ones; @fastify/secure-session is held at 8.2.0, whose compiled part runs on the NAS's glibc), and Node.js 24. Compass Web is licensed under the SSPL (Server Side Public License - its licence comes with the package). Intel models only.