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jsonobjectcouchdbkit 1.1.0

About the jsonobject fork of couchdbkit
jsonobject-couchdbkit is a fork of couchdbkit that replaces couchdbkit.schema
with a thin wrapper around jsonobject
(which was, incidentally, written as a way faster replacement
for couchdbkit.schema.) See jsonobject.

About
Couchdbkit provides you a full featured and easy client to access and
manage CouchDB. It allows you to manage a CouchDBserver, databases, doc
managements and view access. All objects mostly reflect python objects for
convenience. Server and Databases objects could be used for example as easy
as using a dict.

Installation
Couchdbkit requires Python 2.x superior to 2.6.
To install couchdbkit using pip you must make sure you have a
recent version of distribute installed:
$ curl -O http://python-distribute.org/distribute_setup.py
$ sudo python distribute_setup.py
$ easy_install pip
To install or upgrade to the latest released version of couchdbkit:
$ pip install couchdbkit

Getting started
This tutorial exposes key features of this library mainly through code
examples. For in-depth description of the modules, you’ll want to read
the API documentation.

Write your first CouchDB document
from couchdbkit import Server
# server object
server = Server()

# create database
db = server.get_or_create_db("greeting")

doc = {"mydoc": "test"}
db.save_doc(doc)
import datetime
from couchdbkit import *

class Greeting(Document):
author = StringProperty()
content = StringProperty()
date = DateTimeProperty()

Store the submitted Greetings
Here is the code to save a greet on Greeting database. We also see how to create a database:
from couchdbkit import Server

# associate Greeting to the db
Greeting.set_db(db)

# create a new greet
greet = Greeting(
author="Benoit",
content="Welcome to couchdbkit world",
date=datetime.datetime.utcnow()
)

# save it
greet.save()

Note
You can just use the db object to save a Schema: db.save(greet) .

Your document greet is now in the greetings db. Each document
is saved with a doc_type field that allow you to find easily each
kind of document with the views. By default doc_type is the name of
the class.
Now that you saved your document, you can update it:
greet.author = u"Benoit Chesneau"
greet.save()
Here we updated the author name.

Dynamic properties
Mmm ok, but isn’t CouchDB storing documents schema less? Do you want to
add a property ? Easy:
greet.homepage = "http://www.e-engura.org"
greet.save()
Now you have just added an homepage property to the document.

Get all greetings
You first have to create a view and save it in the db. We will call it
greeting/all. To do this we will use the loader system of couchdbkit
that allows you to send views to CouchDB.
Let’s create a folder that contains the design doc, and then the folder
for the view. On unix:
mkdir -p ~/Work/couchdbkit/example/_design/greeting/views/all
In this folder we edit a file map.js:
function(doc) {
if (doc.doc_type == "Greeting")
emit(doc._id, doc);
}
}
Here is a folder structure:
/Work/couchdbkit/example/:

--_design/
---- greetings
------ view
Here is a screenshot:

A system will be provided to manage view creation and other things. As
some noticed, this system works like couchapp and is fully
compatible.
Then we use push function to send the design document to CouchDB:
from couchdbkit.designer import push
push('/path/to/example/_design/greetings', db)
The design doc is now in the greetings database and you can get all
greets:
greets = Greeting.view('greeting/all')