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most-couchdb
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const CouchDB = require('most-couchdb')
const db = new CouchDB(uri)
await db.get(id)
await db.put(doc)
// Provides async iterators for queries (Mango and legacy)
var S = db.queryAsyncIterable(design, view, {include_docs:true})
for await (rec of S) {
{doc} = rec
…
}
// also available as Object Stream and `most` stream.
// `most` (non-blocking) stream for changes
db
.changes({include_docs:true})
.observe( function ({doc}) {
…
})
with update
and merge
:
const CouchDB = require('most-couchdb/with-update')
const db = new CouchDB(uri)
await db.update(doc)
await db.merge(id,values)
db.info()
Returns information about the database.
db.create()
Creates the database.
db.destroy()
Deletes the datbase.
db.get(id)
Retrieves the document.
db.get(id,{rev})
Retrieves the document at the given revision.
db.put(doc)
Puts the document (will fail on conflict).
db.has(id)
Returns true if the database contains the document, false otherwise.
`db.has(id,{rev})
db.delete(doc)
Removes the document. (Must at least provide _id
and _rev
.)
db.findAsyncIterable(params)
Runs a Mango query (CouchDB 2+), returns an async iterator.
db.findStream(params)
Runs a Mango query (CouchDB 2+), returns an object (blocking) Stream.
db.find(params)
Runs a Mango query (CouchDB 2+), returns a most
(non-blocking) stream.
db.createIndex(params)
Create a Mango index.
db.queryAsyncIterable(design,view,params)
Runs a design-document's view, returns an async iterator.
db.queryStream(design,view,params)
Runs a design-document's view, returns an object (blocking) Stream.
db.query(design,view,params)
Runs a design-document's view, returns a most
(non-blocking) stream.
db.query_changes(map_function)
Monitors changes on the database, returns a most
(non-blocking) stream of documents through the map function.
db.changes()
Monitor changes on the database, returns a most
(non-blocking) stream of changes.
db.changes(options)
Monitor changes on the database, returns a most
(non-blocking) stream of changes.
db.getAttachment(id,name)
Returns a buffer containing the attachment.
db.putAttachment(id,name,rev,buf,type)
Save a buffer as attachment.
db.deleteAttachment(id,name,rev)
Remove an attachment.
db.merge(id,changes)
Update the top fields in the document with the provided values.
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
db.update(data)
Replace the document, but only if changes occurred. (_id
is required.)
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
db.bulk_get(docs)
Retrieves documents. docs
is an Array of {id,rev}
.
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
db.bulk_docs(docs)
Update documents. docs
is an Array of documents.
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
db.bulk_merge(ids,changes)
Update the top fields in the documents specified with ids
using the values specified in the matching changes
.
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
db.bulk_update(datas)
Replaces the documents with the new content, but only if changes occurred.
Avalaible in most-couchb/with-update
.
FAQs
most (data streaming) for CouchDB
We found that most-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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