Re: Node.js client for CouchDB

I've adapted Tim Caswell's minimal CouchClient and use it on Substance.io. Here's the lib and the documentation: https://github.com/michael/couch-client http://substance.io/michael/couch-client Cheers, Michael

Re: Replication stops unexpectedly

can be that the session is too big for one session. Have you > tried to trigger it again after it stops? > > > > On 11/29/2011 08:29 AM, Michael Aufreiter wrote: > > I'm trying to replicate a full database from my local machine to my server > > at substance.io (http

Replication stops unexpectedly

I'm trying to replicate a full database from my local machine to my server at substance.io. Both are running Couchbase Single. It's 16,000 documents that need to be transferred (push replication). However for some reason replication stops at around 12,000 documents. The request stays open. Th

Re: Guys with deep knowledge about CouchDB Replication, I'd need your help :)

Thanks. Will investigate that. However here's what I've got so far (involving localstorage): http://substance.io/#michael/offline-applications-with-datajs -- Michael On Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 12:29 AM, Randall Leeds wrote: > On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 04:12, Michael Aufreit

Re: Guys with deep knowledge about CouchDB Replication, I'd need your help :)

There are revisions (2, 3, 4) in the db that I would expect to get returned. Basically I want to ask Couch: "Give me all the updates you have for a certain set of id's (with the latest known revision)" Any ideas? -- Michael On Friday, July 29, 2011 at 1:12 PM, Michael Aufrei

Re: Guys with deep knowledge about CouchDB Replication, I'd need your help :)

at > > On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Michael Aufreiter (mailto:m...@zive.at)> wrote: > > I'm currently working on a complete data-persistence solution for offline > > apps, involving CouchDB and Data.js. I already introduced Data.js here at > > th

Guys with deep knowledge about CouchDB Replication, I'd need your help :)

I'm currently working on a complete data-persistence solution for offline apps, involving CouchDB and Data.js. I already introduced Data.js here at this mailing list the other day, but here's a link again: http://substance.io/#michael/data-js I've setup a cleanroom example (tasks) that I want t

Re: Data.js 0.4.0 released — A declarative interface to CouchDB

Hi Mehdi, glad you are interested in using our projects. Answers are inline. > Hi Michael, > > Congratulation for data.js, it really looks awesome (as well as dejavis and > substance). > > I am working on a project quite similar to yours, but it is far less > advanced. I am building is a web-

Data.js 0.4.0 released — A declarative interface to CouchDB

I just released version 0.4.0 of Data.js, a data manipulation and graph persistence framework for Node.js and the browser. It can also be considered a declarative interface to CouchDB, where users can use the same API from Node.js or from the browser. Data.js is built around a graph data model,

Re: Data.js — A Graph Manipulation Framework on top of CouchDB

been prototyping a mechanism for storing graphs > as triples of docids, part of a terminology development environment[1]. I may > be able to leverage what you've done for a better front end. > > Nice work. > > Best, > > Bob > > [1] https://github.com/bdionne/bi

Re: Data.js — A Graph Manipulation Framework on top of CouchDB

I see this as a matter of convention. Since value properties and functions share the same namespace on an object you need to think about a proper naming scheme. Within Data.js I use the _ to denote system specific properties. By doing so the user can extend the object without running into naming

Data.js — A Graph Manipulation Framework on top of CouchDB

Just wanted to let you know we're working on a data manipulation framework for Javascript that exposes a simple API for graph persistence. It uses CouchDB in the backend, and thus turns it into a Graph Database. With Data.js you can: - Query, manipulate and persist data on the client (browser)