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pouchdb-fauxton

v0.0.6

Published

2 years ago

Fork of couchdb-fauxton, styled for PouchDB

Downloads

3,677

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pouchdb couchdb fauxton pouchdb-server express-pouchdb

pouchdb-fauxton

Fork/modification of couchdb-fauxton designed for pouchdb-server and express-pouchdb

Usage

npm install pouchdb-fauxton

The web files are in www/.

Description

How it works:

Check out the couchdb-fauxton source from Github
Apply some transformations to style it
Build couchdb-fauxton from source
Publish the built files to npm

Why a separate repo? It takes a while to build couchdb-fauxton, and it would be painful to build couchdb-fauxton from source just to build express-pouchdb/pouchdb-server, so by putting it in a separate module we can just deploy the built files to npm.

Development

To update this project to a later version of Fauxton, you'll need to change the GIT_HASH in prepublish.sh.

To hack on pouchdb-server/express-pouchdb while updating Fauxton, you'll just need to npm link it:

cd path/to/pouchdb-fauxton
npm link
cd path/to/express-pouchdb
npm link pouchdb-fauxton

You can also link express-pouchdb to pouchdb-server in this manner.