Creating Sample Python code for Python on MongoDB blog

CreateSamples.py

from pymongo import MongoClient
from random import randint
#Step 1: Connect to MongoDB - Note: Change connection string as needed
client = MongoClient(port=27017)
db=client.business
#Step 2: Create sample data
names = ['Kitchen','Animal','State', 'Tastey', 'Big','City','Fish', 'Pizza','Goat', 'Salty','Sandwich','Lazy', 'Fun']
company_type = ['LLC','Inc','Company','Corporation']
company_cuisine = ['Pizza', 'Bar Food', 'Fast Food', 'Italian', 'Mexican', 'American', 'Sushi Bar', 'Vegetarian']
for x in xrange(1, 501):
    business = {
        'name' : names[randint(0, (len(names)-1))] + ' ' + names[randint(0, (len(names)-1))]  + ' ' + company_type[randint(0, (len(company_type)-1))],
        'rating' : randint(1, 5),
        'cuisine' : company_cuisine[randint(0, (len(company_cuisine)-1))] 
    }
    #Step 3: Insert business object directly into MongoDB via isnert_one
    result=db.reviews.insert_one(business)
    #Step 4: Print to the console the ObjectID of the new document
    print('Created {0} of 100 as {1}'.format(x,result.inserted_id))
#Step 5: Tell us that you are done
print('finished creating 100 business reviews')

Since the gist has been updated to create 500 entries, the print statements should likely reflect that change as well.