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CouchDB library with a simple, functional-programing-friendly API, returning Bluebird promises.
Forked from Cot
npm install blue-cot
blue-cot
is this
-free: no need to bind functions contexts!4xx
and 5xx
responses will return rejected promises (should be handled with .catch
)const bluecot = require('blue-cot')
const config = {
// MUST
hostname: 'localhost'
port: 5984,
// MAY
ssl: true
// use one of the two:
// together
auth: 'username:password'
// or separated
user: 'username'
pass: 'password'
// logs the generated URLs and body
debug: true
}
const getDbApi = bluecot(config)
const db = getDbApi('some-db-name')
Those are the same than for cot-node
. Just remember this difference in error handling: here, 4xx
and 5xx
responses from CouchDB will return rejected promises (should be handled with .catch
)
Takes a document id and optionaly a rev id to get a specific version:
db.get('doc-1')
.then(function (lastDocVersion) {
// do something
})
db.get('doc-1', '2-b8476e8877ff5707de9e62e70a8e0aeb')
.then(function (specificVersion) {
// doc._rev === '2-b8476e8877ff5707de9e62e70a8e0aeb'
})
Takes doc ids, returns docs
db.fetch([ 'doc-1', 'doc-2', 'doc-3' ])
.then(function (docs) {
docs[0]._id === 'doc-1' // true
docs[1]._id === 'doc-2' // true
docs[2]._id === 'doc-3' // true
})
Takes a doc id, returns the doc's rev infos
db.listRevs('doc-1')
.then(function (revsInfo) {
// do your thing
})
revsInfo
will look something like:
[
{ rev: '3-6a8869bc7fff815987ff9b7fda3e10e3', status: 'available' },
{ rev: '2-88476e8877ff5707de9e62e70a8e0aeb', status: 'available' },
{ rev: '1-a8bdf0ef0b7049d35c781210723b9ff9', status: 'available' }
]
Takes a doc id and reverts its last change, recovering the previous version. Only works if there is a previous version and if it is still available in the database (that is, if it wasn't deleted by a database compaction). It doesn't delete the last version, it simply creates a new version that is exactly like the version before the current one.
db.revertLastChange('doc-1')
.then(function (res) {
// celebrate
})
To access those, pass a design doc name as second argument
const db = getDbApi('some-db-name', 'some-design-doc-name')
If you find this module useful, consider making a PR to improve the documentation
FAQs
CouchDB library with a simple, functional-programing-friendly API, returning promises
The npm package blue-cot receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, blue-cot popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that blue-cot demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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