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Pushes the contents of a directory to CouchDB.
gem install couchpop
In your project directory, run:
couchpop
This uploads the contents of the current directory to localhost:5984/dbname/appname
dbname
and appname
are set by default to the current directory name.
You can specify them as arguments:
couchpop my_database my_app
CouchDB needs to be installed and running.
This app shells out to curl, so you need to have curl installed.
Made by Paul Campbell, @paulca with help from Chris Williams
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