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relax

v0.1.1

Published

Just relax, like you should with couch!

Downloads

18

Readme

This module (on npm as relax) has the goal to make working with couchdb simpler. E.g. one property of couch is that you can't lock tables or so, when stuff fails, you just have to retry. That's not bad, it's good for performance and stability. However, it might have made your life a bit harder, especially if you were using a module that just overwrites changes. Well, this module wants to make it simpler. Usage:

var db = new (require('relax'))({host: '127.0.0.1', port: 5984, ssl: false, db_name: 'test'})

Except for db_name, all options are optional and default to these values.

Low-Level API

You can use these two methods to get and store documents:

# get a document from the database
# `id` gets escaped via encodeURIComponent
db.get(id, function done(errOrNull, doc){})

# store a document
# `id` gets escaped via encodeURIComponent
# This method does NOT handle conflicts, it will call back with an error!
db.store(id, doc, function done(errOrNull){})

High-Level API

db.alter(id, function modify(doc){}, function done(err){})

This method fetches the specified document, calls the modify callback on it and stores the result of that callback. If an error occurs, it waits, repeats this process, which means that it re-fetches the document, calls the modify callback on it again and tries to store it again. It fails after ten errors (conflicts don't count).