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This is just a test of syntaxhighlighter.
from couchdb.schema import Document, View, IntegerField, TextField
from couchdb import Database
map_fun = """
function(doc){
emit(doc.name, doc.age);
}
"""
class Person(Document):
name = TextField()
age = IntegerField()
by_name = View('people', map_fun)
db = Database("http://127.0.0.1:5984/borrame")
# to make a view permanent do this
from couchdb.design import ViewDefinition
ViewDefinition.sync_many(db, [Person.by_name])
Person(name = "batok", age = 48).store(db)
Person(name = "rgalvan", age = 47).store(db)
Person(name = "robert", age = 30).store(db)
for person in Person.by_name( db, limit = 3):
print person.name, person.age
I have created a new project at github.
It's blogcdb ( a blog engine that uses couchdb ).
The blog engine is made with turbogears 2, a very good python web framework.
Also uses dojo javascript framework for some fancy stuff. Dojo version 1.2.3 is included.
To store blog posts, comments and attachments , the erlang based couchdb document database engine is used.
Requirements:
couchdb-python module by Christopher Lenz and Jan Lenhardt.
python 2.6
turbogears 2 : trunk version which also needs a lot of modules.
dojo 1.2.3 ( included ).
couchdb ( svn truk version ) available from apache software foundation.
erlang/otp
mozilla's spidermonkey.
Get blogcdb at http://www.github.com/batok/blogcdb
I have created a github project with the name couchdb-wxpython.
The project is a python script that uses:
wxpython ( a python module for GUI which is cross-platform. It is a wrapper for wxwidgets ).
couchdb , a document oriented database to store blogposts , comments and attachments.
The program can also take screenshots and store them as attachments into couchdb.
