anchor.diff:  
       $ java -jar target/mongolastic.jar query.mongolastic fileName:tweets
   
  -This command will simply give a new name called "tweets" to the JSON bulk file rather than "tweetsJSON".
  +This command will simply give a new name called "tweets" to the JSON bulk file rather than "output".
   
   == Extra Info
   
  
positive.code: from
  mongo = { host:"localhost", port: 27017 }
  to
  file = { name: "tweetsJSON" }
  and
  es = { host:"localhost", port: 9300 }
  ----
  
  and you did not pass any extra parameter except the query.mongolastic file, you should see a file called `tweetsJSON.json` on your working directory *and* a type called "tweets" in an index called "twitter" in your running elastic node based on what you queried.
  
  === 2. Example
  
  
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  |====================
  | Property | Description
  | _mongoHost_ |  Specifies the name of the host machine where the `mongod` is running.
  | _mongoPort |  Specifies the port where the `mongod` instance is listening.
  | _db_ or _database_ |  Specifies the _database name_ to connect to.
  | _c_ or _collection_  |  Specifies the _collection name_ to export.
  | _fileName_ |  Specifies the _name_ of the new JSON file.
  | _esHost_ |  Specifies the name of the host machine where the `elastic node` is running.
  | _esPort_ | Specifies the *transport* port where the transport module will communicate with the running elastic node. E.g. *9300* for node-to-node communication.
  |====================
  
  IMPORTANT: You can pass parameters up to _7 config key:value pairs_ + _a mongolastic query file_ to Mongolastic. If you pass unknown parameters not being a key:value pair, Mongolastic will discard them and consider the properties of a given query file.
  