On Jun 7, 2012, at 8:12 PM, Luca Matteis wrote:
> Ok basically I have a program that runs on my local computer that
> generates data that I want to insert/modify to my Couch instance. So
> my local data should be in synch with my cloud data... but i can't
> install CouchDB locally... so how do I
I was going to suggest something like this too. However, if you have
access to the script, you could alter it to record in a separate file
which documents have been altered and then write another script to
only send those docs to the couchdb server. (This is essentially
duplicating what the couch
On 8 June 2012 06:26, Luca Matteis wrote:
> Ok, say I install a local Couch that I upload my 1gb of data to.
> Whenever a change is made to a JSON document in my file, my routine
> will still have to go through all the records and update my local
> Couch, which would result in the entire DB updat
Ok, say I install a local Couch that I upload my 1gb of data to.
Whenever a change is made to a JSON document in my file, my routine
will still have to go through all the records and update my local
Couch, which would result in the entire DB updating, therefore the
replication would need to transfe
> so how do I keep it in synch with my hosted Couch instance
The obvious solution is to either manually use futon or to have a local
copy of couchdb and use the built-in replication. So your program on your
local computer could either generate data you could manually update or it
could update y
Because my JSON file is generated programmatically.
Ok basically I have a program that runs on my local computer that
generates data that I want to insert/modify to my Couch instance. So
my local data should be in synch with my cloud data... but i can't
install CouchDB locally... so how do I keep
Because my JSON file is generated programmatically.
Ok basically I have a program that runs on my local computer that
generates data that I want to insert/modify to my Couch instance. So
my local data should be in synch with my cloud data... but i can't
install CouchDB locally... so how do I keep
> I can't use futon.
Why not?
On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 4:35 AM, Simon Metson wrote:
> Hi,
> Can't your program write to a local CouchDB instance instead of a file?
Right, the thing is that I can't install CouchDB on my local computer.
That's why I'm wondering if there's a simpler solution, but probably
not, right?
Hi,
Can't your program write to a local CouchDB instance instead of a file?
Cheers
Simon
On Friday, 8 June 2012 at 03:31, Luca Matteis wrote:
> I use my own IDs which are stored in the JSON file. I can't use futon.
> I'm stuck with this JSON file (which is generated programmatically
> btw). I
I use my own IDs which are stored in the JSON file. I can't use futon.
I'm stuck with this JSON file (which is generated programmatically
btw). I was just wondering if there was an easy way to use the
replication API and check if this JSON file has changes, and upload
only those, instead of re-uplo
You can't update a document unless you have the id. Do you have a view set
up to find what you want? If so pull them up and edit them in futon.
Usually one would edit the docs in the db directly using futon, not change
the original data.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 6:35 PM, Luca Matteis wrote:
> I
I have a file that contains lots of JSON documents - probably around
1gb of data.
I uploaded this file to my server's Couch instance (on the cloud)
using the Bulk API.
Now I need to re-upload it because I've made some changes to the file
- I've added some documents, deleted some, and edited a few.
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