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A Promise based ES6 library that provides an easy way to interact with CouchDB
Via NPM or yarn
npm install couchdb.js
yarn add couchdb.js
v1.1.0: On versions 1.1.0 and higher, all functions are OOP and attached to props on CouchClient. couch.listDatabases() => couch.databases.list(), etc.
couchdb.js exports a constructor that accepts an object with properties protocol
, host
and port
. These should point to your couchdb server. They default to http, localhost and 3000 respectively.
// EXAMPLE
// Server points to localhost:5984
const { CouchClient } = require('js-couchdb');
// initialize the database
const db = new CouchDB({
port: 5984
});
NOTE: Databases act like tables, and documents act like keys.
db.databases.create('stitch')
.then(() => console.log('Succesfully created a DB!'));
db.databases.delete('stitch')
.then(() => console.log('Database deleted!'));
// first arg accepts the name of the database
// second takes in the ID
// third is the data to store
db.databases.get('stitch').then(db => db.documents.create('character', {
disney: true,
blue: true
})).then(() => console.log('Added a document!'));
database.documents.get('character');
Better documentation.
To contribute to this package, fork the source and create pull requests. Be sure to follow the ESLint rules and code style.
FAQs
NodeJS REST library for CouchDB.
We found that js-couchdb 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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