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couchdb-doc_purger
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npm module to completely purge deleted couchdb documents
npm install couchdb-doc_purger
var i = require('couchdb-doc_purger');
/* settings for specific db */
i.dbs['foo-db'] = {
'http://192.168.80.241:5984' : {'user' : 'foo','pass' : 'bar'},
'http://192.168.80.242:5984' : {'user' : 'foo','pass' : 'bar'},
'http://foo.com' : {'user' : 'foo','pass' : 'bar'}
};
/* settings for servers */
i.servers = {
'http://192.168.80.238:5984' : {'user' : 'captain','pass' : 'Tamitasmalogr'},
'http://192.168.80.240:5984' : {'user' : 'captain','pass' : 'Tamitasmalogr'},
'http://192.168.80.241:5984' : {'user' : 'captain','pass' : 'Tamitasmalogr'}
};
async function start() {
await i.purge_dbs(); /* to purchage db specific */
await i.purge_servers(); /* to purchage all deleted docs on a couchdb server */
}
start();
nodejs example.js
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Purge all deleted CouchDB Documents
The npm package couchdb-doc_purger receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, couchdb-doc_purger popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that couchdb-doc_purger demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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