You can get the json doc at http://localhost:5984/database/doc_id -
which might mean you'd want to set the _id in such a way as sto be
useful (e.g. username).
Cheers
Simon
On 26 Jun 2009, at 10:22, maill...@ol-mars.se wrote:
Ok, but I didn't mean to extract it directly from a local file
(sorry if
I didn't explain my problem properly) but more ask the db a question
that returns an entire JSON object.
For example, say I have a db called persons, with a key Mark and a key
Marcus. They both have the fields (_id and _rev) address,
phonenumber,... and so on.
I want my server application (a pylons server btw) to extract this
information about mark and marcus and present them as JSON objects for
another server to parse in JS. This is why I'm wondering if I can
get a
JSON object from the db directly instead of asking for address, phone,
and so on, to build a new JSON object and present.
It would be even better if someone knew how to do this in python, but
all ways are good ways :P
On Jun 26, 2009 10:07 "Sergey Shepelev" <temo...@gmail.com> wrote:
If you want to open Couch database as local file and read it's
content
and
try to operate JSON objects inside, that is possible.But it would be
very
bad idea. Just because there is already written code (couchdb) which
does
that and provides you with HTTP API.
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 11:57 AM, <maill...@ol-mars.se> wrote:
CouchDB stores objects in JSON format right?
Is there any way to extract these JSON objects from CouchDB
directly?
The server that extracts from the db are supposed to present JSON
objects, so it would be stupid to create new objects if they are
stored
in the correct syntax.
Is this possible in Python? (if not, in any other language?)
