couchdb-export
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Dump a CouchDB database to a file.
To install:
$ npm install -g couchdb-export
To dump a CouchDB:
$ couchdb-export http://localhost:5984/mydb outputfile -u username -p password
Options:
-h, --help this help message
-o, --output-file output file
-u, --username username for the CouchDB database (if it's protected)
-p, --password password for the CouchDB database (if it's protected)
Examples:
couchdb-export http://foo:5984/mydb dump from source to mydb.txt
couchdb-export http://foo:5984/mydb -o foo dump from source to foo.txt
couchdb-export http://foo:5984/mydb -u user -p dump with authenfication
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Dump a CouchDB database to a text file
The npm package couchdb-export receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, couchdb-export popularity was classified as not popular.
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