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Next, use the [Basic Operations guide](https://vextjs.github.io/monSQLize/basic-operations) for common CRUD, pagination, read cache, and Model entry-point examples.
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Next, use the [Basic Usage guide](https://vextjs.github.io/monSQLize/basic-operations) for common CRUD, pagination, read cache, and Model entry-point examples.
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| Goal | Start here | Notes |
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| Install, connect, and run the first query |[`getting-started.md`](./getting-started.md)|Shortest path for a MongoDB-backed collection|
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|Run common collection operations |[`basic-operations.md`](./basic-operations.md)| Daily CRUD, pagination, cache TTL, and Model entry-point guidance |
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| Install, connect, and run the first query |[`getting-started.md`](./getting-started.md)|Installation and minimal connection validation|
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|Learn basic usage for common collection operations |[`basic-operations.md`](./basic-operations.md)| Daily CRUD, pagination, cache TTL, and Model entry-point guidance |
|[Connection management](connection.md)| Connection lifecycle and accessors |
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|[Pool configuration](multi-pool.md)| Multi-pool configuration and runtime routing: declare `pools: PoolConfig[]` in the constructor and access pools through `pool()` / `use()`|
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|[Documentation index](README.md)| Documentation directory index |
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|[Site home](index.md)| Documentation site home |
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|[API reference index](api-index.md)| Current API reference index |
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|[Getting started](getting-started.md)|Getting started guide|
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|[Basic operations](basic-operations.md)| Common operations after the first connection succeeds |
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|[Installation](getting-started.md)|Installation and minimal connection validation|
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|[Examples](examples.md)| Example index |
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3.[Configuration reference](configuration.md) - Choose constructor options for the service.
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## What This Page Covers
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Use this page after [Getting Started](./getting-started.md). It shows the daily collection operations most applications need before you open the full API reference:
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After installation and the first connection, use this page to run the common data flow most applications need. The examples follow the usual development order: write and query data first, then paginate, update, cache reads, and decide when to switch to `model()`:
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