I'm currently streaming images and soon videos to a CouchDB database, with
cradle sometimes, but mostly directly with request and/or superagent.
Putting blob attachments is a simple as
`myBlob.pipe(request.put('http://my.databa.se/db/doc/attachment'))`
Getting them is even easier
`request('http://my.databa.se/db/doc/attachment').pipe(myResultStream_UsuallyAnHttpResponseObject)`
If you're in the context of a web server, you get ETag caching for free.
On Tuesday, 20 May 2014 16:00:29 UTC+2, Matt Sergeant wrote:
>
> What options are out there currently for streaming blob support in Node.js
> databases?
>
> I know that MongoDB has GridFS which seems to support streams. Are there
> any others?
>
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