ocampeau commented on issue #101: Query string not well formatted when key is an array of keys, no results found URL: https://github.com/apache/couchdb-nano/issues/101#issuecomment-403183183 I am closing this issue because after digging again, I have found that this is not a bug. For those of you who are experiencing the same issue, here's what I have found: 1. If you want to search by compound key (ex: key:[value1, value2, value3]), you need to specify the FULL key. Doing ``` db.view(dDoc, myView, {key:["Montreal", "Quebec"], reduce: false}, my_callback) ``` won't work if the full key is ["Montreal", "Quebec", "Canada"]. If you have some null values (ex: ["Montreal", "Quebec", null]), you need to specify null. You need the FULL key. 2. If you want to search for part of that key (exemple "Montreal", "Quebec", *]), then you need to: ``` db.view(dDoc, myView, {start_key:["Montreal", "Quebec"], end_key:["Montreal", "Quebec"], inclusive_end: false, reduce: false}, my_callback) ``` or ``` db.view(dDoc, myView, {keys:["Montreal", "Quebec"]}, my_callback) ``` 3. Also, note that when when using "keys" instead of "key", CouchDB expect a POST request, and not a GET request. That's (one of) the part that got me confused.
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