I have to apologize, again: I should have payed more attention to source code.
For those interested in answer to my question, that is information on
how to use the curl extension provided by couchjs, there is enough in
the test/test.js* file. One can use CouchDB.request method defined in
there to
umented function to
>> make HTTP calls.
>>
>> This is why I suspect that there is additional functionality in
>> couchjs vs. js which we could use.
>>
>> Now, can somebody confirm or infirm this suspicion?
>
> couchjs is js + curl bindings for the test suite.
Great!
Now is that curl functionality documented anywhere else other than the
source code itself?
binary) dos not have any documented function to
make HTTP calls.
This is why I suspect that there is additional functionality in
couchjs vs. js which we could use.
Now, can somebody confirm or infirm this suspicion?
couchjs is js + curl bindings for the test suite.
Cheers
Jan
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Thank you
additional functionality in
couchjs vs. js which we could use.
Now, can somebody confirm or infirm this suspicion?
Thank you!
*http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/couchdb/trunk/test/test.js?revision=794057
**http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/couchdb/trunk/src/couchdb/couch_js.c?revision=794057
On Thu, Jul
CouchDB just uses SpiderMonkey to run JavaScript, so your code should work just
fine.
Nils Breunese.
Van: Vlad GURDIGA [gurd...@gmail.com]
Verzonden: dinsdag 21 juli 2009 18:30
Aan: user@couchdb.apache.org
Onderwerp: couchjs vs. js
Hi,
I'm trying t
Hi,
I'm trying to put together some code and till now I was using js
(SpiderMonkey) to run Javascript code on the server. Now I see there
is a "couchjs" binary that is actually the one that is going to
execute the Javascript on CouchDB. The only documentation I found
about it is a man page on
http
