In Atom, what we're going to do is access the collection, just like we did inside of the mongodb-connect file using db.collection, passing in the collection name as the string. This collection is going to be the Todos collection. Now, we're going to go ahead and use a method available on collections called find. By default, we can call find with no arguments:
db.collection('Todos').find();
This means we're not providing a query, so we're not saying we want to fetch all Todos that are completed or not completed. We're just saying we want to fetch all Todos: everything, regardless of its values. Now, calling find is only the first step. find returns a MongoDB cursor, and this cursor is not the actual documents themselves. There ...
