When you are writing a Sync Function, you can simply create a channel for
private documents. Eg call channel("jchris-private) and the docs will be on
their own channel. Then you can grant access to that channel only to the
users who need it.
There's a conceptual overview
here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrGmQMvOgv8
Chris
On Thursday, February 20, 2014 5:18:30 AM UTC-8, Charlie Woloszynski wrote:
>
> I am looking to use CBL to support an iOS app that will have two types of
> data; data that is only synced between the user's iOS devices and data that
> is made available to other users of the app.
>
> I am trying to design the architecture for this using CouchBase. The
> items are all of the same 'type', but some are marked 'personal' and others
> are marked as shared with others, so I don't want to create two types of
> CBLDocuments.
>
> In the app, I am assuming that I will use CBLViews to organize
> CBLDocuments into the constructs the local app is concerned with, UI
> groupings, etc (CBLDocuments can live within categories, for example, so I
> believe that a view for each category will be appropriate).
>
> What mechanism and where in the architecture do I route documents? Is
> that done on the CBLGSyncGateway or in the server itself? What techniques
> are available to identify a connection to the server as coming from a
> particular user?
>
> If I am using an Authentication Mechanism to access there server based on
> email addresses, can I simply include in each document the email address of
> all users who should be able to see the document?
>
> Are there any exemples of doing something like this that anyone can point
> me towards?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
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