Thanks. Try the last example (in the try/learn drop down) where the CouchDB 'log' function is mapped to window.alert. On FF3, you can change this to console.log and you will see the arguments passed into the reduce function.
I was planning (soon!) on adding view parameters (all, key, range) so that the bottom right JSON reflects your parameters. Maybe even display how the REST URL will look like based on all the entered parameters. This, for sure, helped me understand how rereduce works. :-) K. On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Evan McLean <[email protected]> wrote: > That totally rawks. > > One thing I would add would be a dump of the arguments passed into, and > results passed out of each call to the reduce function (I find those > hard to grok, too.) > > The next thing, which is probably a bit trickier, is to be able to add > some of the arguments that you can use when calling a view, such as > keystart. > > Fantastic. > > E. >
