> Is there some way to debug 'requires'? There's no real error other that
> someobject.someexportedfunction doesn't exist.
> Hence I'm not able to figure out what's wrong with the library since I needed
> to 'hack' it a bit to export the objects I needed access.
You could explore ddoc(for views
I think I must have had a typo or something... the example now works...
now going to something more sophisticated... (too big for here...) but I think
i've tracked it down to a bug in one of my other modules...
https://github.com/jimklo/TheCollector/blob/master/dataservices/thecollector-resourc
Hi!
Your case works for me for 1.2.0 release and 1.3.0@master. What result you got?
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On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 5:38 AM, Jim Klo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question regarding CommonJS within views..
>
> Should this work, or is it a bug that it doesn't? Using CouchDB 1.2.0
>
> {
> _id:
Hi,
I have a question regarding CommonJS within views..
Should this work, or is it a bug that it doesn't? Using CouchDB 1.2.0
{
_id: "_design/commonjs-test",
views: {
lib: {
include1: "var include2 = require('views/lib/include2'); exports.foo1 =
include2.foo2;",
include2: "exports.foo2 = 42"
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 11:12 PM, João Ramos wrote:
> Now my problem is that I also want to filter by date, for example
You actually want 2 unrelated ways of querying your data; the only
thing I can see is that you use 2 different views, one for each of
your query.
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I personally store dates by standard ms number and take the trouble to
figure out the startkey and endkey. Standard date functions can easily let
you pick a particular year, mon, day, or any other range.
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 2:12 PM, João Ramos wrote :
> Hi,
>
> I have a map function that emi
Hi,
I have a map function that emits these keys:
[doc.type, 2012, 2, 14]
[doc.type, 2012, 2, 14]
[doc.type, 2012, 4, 22]
[doc.type, 2012, 5, 23]
This works great because I can get exactly what I want (ajusting the
group_level accordingly): for each doc type, how many exist each da
When testing I have noticed IrisCouch to be slower, but the micro EC2
instance really isn't experiencing a real load either. Could be any
number of factors such as PHP EC2 to Couch EC2 micro vs PHP EC2 to
IrisCouch. Internal network vs external.
A programmer I know with pretty extensive server
I'd love to hear if IrisCouch is slower an a micro EC2 instance, I'd be
astonished. Using a micro for anything serious, like a production database, is
"penny wise, pound foolish" imo.
B.
On 2 Jul 2012, at 18:28, Douglas Turner wrote:
> Hello
> Let's see if I can articulate this sufficiently.
Hi Douglas,
You can create a doc Json on _replicator base, and when the couchdb
server restart he will survive...
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On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 3:51 PM, Douglas Turner wrote:
> Hi Octavian
> There are two halves to the cronjob. First is finding any new databases
> that have been created on Se
Hi Octavian
There are two halves to the cronjob. First is finding any new databases
that have been created on Server A, creating them on Server B then
starting replication. Second, send a replication continuous = true for
existing databases.This covers server changes/moves, new databases,
miss
Hello Douglas,
Is there a special reason for using a cron job to continously sync
between the two remote databases? CouchDB offers continous replication
already.
Cheers,
Octavian Damiean
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 7:28 PM, Douglas Turner wrote:
> Hello
> Let's see if I can articulate this sufficien
Hello
Let's see if I can articulate this sufficiently.
Some background: I am a one person shop, I wear all the hats and I have
been learning everything as I go for the last 18-20 months, so I am
still a bit of a noob.
I have an iOS app created in Titanium using Pegli's ti_couchbase module.
I
This could be a bug, could you report it our jira at
issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB?
It appears to be down right now, le sigh, but should be back soon.
B.
On 2 Jul 2012, at 14:27, Antonino Murador wrote:
> Hi,
> I notice a behaviour of the update_notification process that I cannot
> un
Hi,
I notice a behaviour of the update_notification process that I cannot
understand.
I setup CouchDB to send update notifications to an external process in my
local.d/example.ini:
[update_notification]
example = /usr/local/bin/example.py
The script example.py keeps reading lines from stdin and s
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