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Doctrine MongoDB Tailable Cursor Bundle
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[](#doctrine-mongodb-tailable-cursor-bundle)

This is a simple command which allows you to tail a MongoDB cursor for a capped collection in a daemon like Symfony2 console command that runs forever processing new documents as they inserted to the capped collection.

The bundle consists of a single interface and a console command. The command is:

```
$ ./app/console doctrine:mongodb:tail-cursor

```

The arguments are:

- document - The name of the document class to tail.
- finder - The method used on the repository for the document to get the cursor.
- processor - The name of the service to use to process each document.

The processor must implement the simple ProcessorInterface:

```