MONGOC_URI_SET_PASSWORD(3)
π MONGOC_URI_SET_PASSWORD(3) π
okay so this is a page from libmongoc (yes, the libmongoc manual, we're in the big leagues bestie) and it's all about one tiny lil function that swaps out a password. iconic behavior honestly π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
bool
mongoc_uri_set_password (mongoc_uri_t *uri, const char *password);
that's it. that's the whole vibe. two arguments, returns a bool, slays β¨
πΈ PARAMETERS πΈ
uriβ amongoc_uri_t. the URI in question, the main character of this whole operation πpasswordβ the new password. the fresh new credential you're sliding in there π¦
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea: this sets the URI's password after the URI has already been parsed from a string. like, you've already got your mongoc_uri_t, you've already done the parse thing, and now you're going "bestie, actually, change the password." and it does. no cap π«Ά
and the driver authenticates with this password if the username is also set β so like, the password alone isn't doing the whole job, it's a duo situation, username + password, two halves of one iconic pair π
β RETURNS β
returns false if the option cannot be set. and when would that happen? for example, if password is not valid UTF-8 π so yeah, keep your encoding valid, or this little function is gonna hand you a false and a dream. π
π¦ AUTHOR π¦
MongoDB, Inc β the authors, the legends, the ones who brought you this very function π
π COPYRIGHT π
2009-present, MongoDB, Inc. β that's the copyright, keep it respectful, it's been theirs since 2009 and it's still going, we love longevity π
okay that's the whole page, you're now officially informed, go forth and set passwords responsibly π§β¨ lowkey proud of you fr fr
this has been page MONGOC_URI_SET_PASSWORD(3) from libmongoc, version 2.5.6, dated Oct 09, 2026 β mwah, and goodnight π
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