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pull-couch

v1.0.0

Published

Parse the rows out of a couchdb views query without parsing it as one large json object. instead split based on the format couchdb happens to use (delimited by \r) and then parse each line with `JSON.parse`. This is much faster than parsing everything wit

Downloads

3

Readme

pull-couch

Parse the rows out of a couchdb views query without parsing it as one large json object. instead split based on the format couchdb happens to use (delimited by \r) and then parse each line with JSON.parse. This is much faster than parsing everything with a streaming parser (if implemented in js), such as JSONStream

this module is a pull-stream

example

var pull = require('pull-stream')
var toPull = require('stream-to-pull-stream')
var Couch = require('pull-couch')
pull(
  toPull.source(request('https://skimdb.npmjs.com/registry/_all_docs')),
  Couch(function (header) {
    //the headers are pased to this cb
    console.log('header', header)
  }),

  //the rest of the data is streamed out.
  pull.drain(console.log)
)

License

MIT