Store product documents

Use database.document/v1 for records with nested or varying fields, such as a product catalog with category-specific attributes. MongoDB is the reference provider; the application requests document storage rather than a product-specific deployment.

Create the service

With baha installed, run from a parent directory:

baha app new catalog-documents --stack go --http --document-db
cd catalog-documents
baha plan
baha up -e dev
baha app env --format json

A configured runtime Target is required for up. The generated Go application includes the MongoDB driver and a TLS-configured mongoClient. .env.example declares MONGODB_URL and MONGODB_CA_FILE; normal environment output masks credential-bearing URLs.

Add a document

In your request handler, use the initialized client and a request context ctx. Choose the application database provisioned for this deployment as databaseName, rather than another application's database. Import go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/v2/bson:

products := mongoClient.Database(databaseName).Collection("products")
_, err := products.InsertOne(ctx, bson.M{
    "sku": "mug-42",
    "name": "Coffee mug",
    "attributes": bson.M{"capacity_ml": 350, "color": "blue"},
})

This is business logic to add to the scaffold, not a generated catalog endpoint. Run baha doctor to check document-database readiness; include these durable records in your recovery plan.