Thanks for your response Jens.
The reason I got myself into this pickle is because I was attempting to
solve a problem where attachments were going missing during a conflict, so
I was merging the _attachments dictionaries from the conflicted revisions
to prevent attachment file loss. So I
.
Thanks,
Brendan
On Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 7:47:49 PM UTC-6, Brendan Duddridge wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to resolve a conflict in my database and during processing of
> the conflicts, I try to save the new revision and I get the following error:
>
> *19:33:51.584|
It would be great to be able to sync from CouchbaseLite 2.x to CouchDB. But
I don't think they support that.
It's what's keeping me from upgrading to 2.x.
Brendan
On Saturday, September 1, 2018 at 6:32:33 PM UTC-6, Adam Wilson wrote:
>
>
> I'm trying to replicate from CouchDB using LiteCore
I got it compiling now by adding the following directly to the Listener IOS
Library target:
MyRegexUtils.m
ExceptionUtils.m
CollectionUtils.m
Test.m
Test_Assertions.m
And now it runs and now I can move on.
Thanks!
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, not being exposed
by the dynamic framework.
I feel like I'm so close to getting it...
Thanks,
Brendan
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 12:16:52 PM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Aug 17, 2018, at 10:34 AM, Brendan Duddridge > wrote:
> >
> > Is this because I'm u
Hi,
I'm trying to utilize CBL 1.4.2 in a Swift app extension, so I need to
build the dynamic framework version of CBL.
That seems to be ok when I build the iOS Framework - Carthage version
(built right from within Xcode, not actually using Carthage).
But when I do that and try to compile my
To answer my own question, this seemed to have worked:
NSArray *unsavedModels = self.databaseDocument.couchDatabase.unsavedModels;
for (CBLModel *model in unsavedModels) {
[model revertChanges];
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Is it possible to throw away all CBLModels that have been created? I
created them in a loop, but don't want to save them if the user clicks the
Cancel button.
So I don't want subsequent saveAllModels calls to save any of the objects I
want to throw out.
I know there's an unsavedModels
Ok, I'll create a GitHub issue for it.
Thanks,
Brendan
On Wednesday, April 4, 2018 at 12:10:18 PM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
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>
>
> On Apr 4, 2018, at 12:00 AM, Brendan Duddridge <bren...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
>
> Is there any way that I can get rid o
Also, I ran the Compact Database function on the database hoping that a
good vacuum and compaction would resolve the problem.
But it didn't help.
Thanks,
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I'm trying to resolve a conflict in my database and during processing of
the conflicts, I try to save the new revision and I get the following error:
*19:33:51.584| Database: PUT _id=rec-3c73468b47e78a82b574c9e1d44f,
_rev=38-910e724b542aaa5c6b224bf992e6de09 (allowConflict=1)*
Hi,
In CouchbaseLite I've been using [CBLJSON dateWithJSONObject:] and [CBLJSON
JSONObjectWithDate:] to retrieve and store date information.
The date in the database looks like this in UTC:
{
date = "2018-01-12T07:00:00.000Z";
}
But I'd like to store the time zone information now along
Ah ok. Thanks Jens for confirming that there's still only one database
write at the end when the parent transaction is committed.
I've seen this behaviour when calling deleteLocalDocument as well.
>
>
I'll do some profiling then.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I'm writing a method for macOS and iOS using CBL 1.4.1 which purges all the
deleted documents in the database.
But when I run my code, it looks like all the calls to purgeDocument are
creating and committing its own transactions, even though I've surrounded
the purgeDocument call within a
Thanks for the tip Jens.
I did initialize my NSError variable prior to executing that code:
NSError *error = nil;
But I've just reworked it as you suggested, so I'll see if that solves the
problem.
Thanks!
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> The error message refers to opening the database, but your email implies
> the database is already open. Do you know which API call this error is
> returned from? And is anything being logged before this error?
>
> This isn’t the error I’d expect when the filesystem is locked. In 1.4 and
>
Hi,
Whenever I try to fetch from the CBL 1.4.1 database when my iPhone is
locked via a message sent from my Apple Watch app, I get the following
error in the device's console log:
Jan 1 22:18:22 iPhone-X Tap Forms[11762] : Error opening Tap Forms
database: Error Domain=*CBLHTTP Code=400*
So here's something interesting. IBM has their own Cloudant CDTDatastore
framework for iOS that syncs with their Cloudant system.
Most of the code was written by you Jens :)
And they also do multipart/related uploads.
So I suspect the developers who used their own CDTDatastore framework are
Hi Traun,
Looks like this is the code in question:
>
>
> https://github.com/couchbase/couchbase-lite-ios/blob/9a8903b9e851d5584abeec069ead4d2637b3bb91/Source/CBLMisc.m#L381
>
Ah excellent! I've added a check for the 429 error to tell it to return NO
that's it's not a fatal error.
Now I just
Hi Jens,
Sync Gateway will sometimes return a 503 if the DB server is overloaded;
> CBL handles that by trying again a bit later. What status code does
> Cloudant return?
>
Where in CBL does it handle the 503 error and try again? Do you think I
could just modify the code to also do the same
> Sync Gateway will sometimes return a 503 if the DB server is overloaded;
> CBL handles that by trying again a bit later. What status code does
> Cloudant return?
>
>
It looks like it's a 429 -- too many requests error.
https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/Cloudant/api/http.html#http
Ya, I didn't think it ran any queries. But it would be good if it could
handle the response code and then try again in a little bit.
On Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 3:48:17 PM UTC-7, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
>
> No, there’s nothing like that, because it’s never been an issue before.
> (FWIW, the
Yes, that is a limitation with the free tier. But their older Cloudant
service didn't have this limitation and I had a lot of customers using it.
So now I'm starting to field all these support requests. Just trying to
figure out what to do now and how to handle it.
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Hi,
Apache CouchDB has their Project Fauxton web interface for administering
the CouchDB databases.
Does Couchbase have anything like that?
Right now I'm still using Couchbase Lite 1.4 because I'm waiting for
support for CBLModel and hoping there could be some way to integrate with
Apache
Hi,
IBM has changed their system so that it only allows for a limited number of
requests per second:
- 20 Lookups/sec
- 10 Writes/sec
- 5 Queries/sec
I was wondering if there was anything in Couchbase Lite 1.4 which could
throttle the number of lookups per second, writes per second
Looking at the code, I think the *only* case where the push replicator
> sends attachments as inline base64 is if the server doesn’t support
> multipart … I believe this was for compatibility with old versions of
> PouchDB. Otherwise it’s always multipart.
>
> —Jens
>
> PS: If you’re
Hi Jens,
Are these guidelines public? I’d like to see more detail.
>
Yes, here's some docs mentioning the 1 MB limit:
https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/Cloudant/api/document.html#documents
Specifically:
Note: If you are using a Cloudant NoSQL DB service on IBM Bluemix
>
Hi Priya,
> I will DM you regarding this. There are couple of other hosting partners
> like zData that our partner teams can make introductions to if you'd like.
> We
> recently went through this exercise with another company who was migrating
> away from Cloudant (not for the attachment
This is what they told me:
For ordinary attachments, there is no limitation on the size. You can
upload any attachment as you like. But for inline attachment, there is a
limitation because inline attachments are attachments included as part of
the JSON content. The document size limit on the
S3)
>
> That seems like a it's going to affect *a lot* of Cloudant users and
> maybe with some pressure from users they might consider increasing it.
>
> On Friday, December 1, 2017 at 1:45:16 AM UTC-8, Brendan Duddridge wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> So my customers have
Hi,
So my customers have been informed that Cloudant is moving their shared
cluster to a new IBM Cloud system. They want all my customers that are
using the old Cloudant to transfer over to new IBM Cloud Cloudant service.
The problem I'm facing now in relation to Couchbase Lite 1.4.x is that
Turns out it WAS a bug in my code. And oddly enough I couldn't reproduce it
because the version I was using had this bug fixed inadvertently. I had
recently fixed a crash, so I reworked some code in my file attachments
controller and it turns out that fixed this uniquing problem too!
But
> The digest is a SHA-1 digest of the attachment data. (It has nothing to do
> with the name.) It would be astronomically unlikely for two attachments
> with different data to produce the same digest.
>
> … *unless* these happen to be the two specific PDFs that were created to
> demonstrate a
Hi,
I have a customer who has a strange problem. He's attaching PDF files to
different documents, but the PDF files have the same filename. They differ
only slightly in their content.
It appears that the digest internal to the CBLAttachment is the same for
these different files so they end up
Sure, I can do that. But I know you're going to want a sample application
that demonstrates the problem with a sample database. It'll take me some
time to put that together.
On Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 12:31:07 PM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
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>
>
> On Oct 25, 2017, at 10:42
> You can replace this with just
> if (revision.isDeletion) {
>
> —Jens
>
Thanks for the tip Jens. I've just done that.
But I still get the WARNING: Couldn't load body/sequence of
CBLSavedRevision error.
I've modified my code as follows:
NSArray *leafRevisions = [row.document
>
> Looks like the parent revision’s body has been compacted away. CBL doesn’t
> guarantee to keep past revisions around; it’s not a version-control system.
> If you’re using SQLite storage they should stick around until you manually
> compact, though.
>
Is there a way to preempt this error?
> You mean existingDocumentWithID, right? (Local docs are different.) Yes,
> I’m pretty sure it returns the document (though I’m getting rusty on 1.x so
> don’t take that as gospel.)
Actually yes, I did mean existingDocumentWithID. I mistyped. Sorry about
that. What I found out that
Hi,
When I attempt to get a CBLRevision's parent revision properties, I'm
getting the following error:
*01:58:52.774*‖* WARNING: Couldn't load body/sequence of
CBLSavedRevision[itm-..ee61/1-3cba2f866ae42de425f82828079eaf31]: 404 {at
-[CBLSavedRevision loadProperties]:215}*
I'm trying to
I need to be able to fetch the deleted documents. I've setup an
allDocumentsQuery with kCBLIncludeDeleted as the allDocsMode
But I don't want the non-deleted documents to be fetched. Because if I have
10,000 documents and 1 has been deleted somewhere, I don't want to have to
loop through all
And it turns out that I don't need to get the parent's revision. In fact,
that may be nil. So instead I can just get the properties from the current
revision from the leaf node and that works a charm.
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Ok, I figured it out.
I need to call getLeafRevisions on my deleted CBLDocument. That actually
gives me the revisions and then I can ask for the parentRevison in order to
get the properties.
Then I need to take the original deleted revision and create a new revision
from it, set the isDeleted
On Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 11:30:47 PM UTC-6, Brendan Duddridge
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've written a small bit of code to try and restore deleted documents, but
> I'm coming up a bit empty.
>
> Here's what I've got so far:
>
> - (IBAction)recoverDeletedDocs:(id)s
On Monday, October 16, 2017 at 3:38:32 PM UTC-6, Brendan Duddridge wrote:
>
> Hi Jens,
>
> Thanks for your response.
>
> I tried that.
>
> Unfortunately for some reason I can't get CBL to stop on any breakpoints.
>
> I'm building (command-b) from the CBL Mac scheme
Hi Jens,
Thanks for your response.
I tried that.
Unfortunately for some reason I can't get CBL to stop on any breakpoints.
I'm building (command-b) from the CBL Mac scheme and then going to
Products, show in Finder, then copying the CouchbaseLite.framework into my
project.
Then I run my
Hi,
So I've got code to trap when a window closes and when my application quits.
I'm observing the NSApplicationWillTerminateNotification notification and
saving to the database before the application quits.
Unfortunately I'm finding that the CBLManager is being closed before I get
a chance
Hi,
I've got an import routine which reads in a CSV file and creates
CBLDocuments.
I'd like to query those documents but ordered by the same order they were
imported in.
I know that an all docs query can be ordered by kCBLBySequence, but can I
do that with a regular CBLView?
Thanks,
Sorry to send you on a wild goose chase!
>
No worries. It's good to explore all avenues.
> And now I don't understand what's going on with that database. :(
>
Me neither. Maybe because I use putExistingRevision heavily? And perhaps
the revision histories are getting messed up causing
You might want to look at Multipeer Connectivity. Then zip your file and
send it over to another device using:
[self.mySession sendResourceAtURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:zipFilePath]
withName:[selectedFileURL lastPathComponent]
toPeer:peer
withCompletionHandler:^(NSError * _Nullable error)
Hi Jens,
I just looked at the fix for the .Net implementation and it appears to just
be a slight modification to the SQL for pruning.
Would it be appropriate then to modify the CBL_SQLiteStorage.m file around
line 2261 and change the SQL to the following?
// There are no branches, so just
Hi Jens,
However, we’ve recently decided to embed SQLite in the CBL framework itself
> to ensure that we always have a compatible version, so we’re no longer
> dependent on what version is in the OS.)
>
Will that include an SQLCipher implementation?
Thanks,
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Hi Jens,
PS: I’m not trying to pass the buck, but: models can be implemented on top
> of the document API without any access to private APIs. So it’s the kind of
> feature anyone could add. A good starting point would be the CBLModel
> implementation from 1.x, although it would be changed
Hi Jens,
Do you know if CBLModel is still on tap for CBL 2.0 / 2.1?
Thanks,
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> Hm. Another thing is that when you’re adding a doc with a revision
> history, the generation numbers in the rev IDs have to be strictly
> consecutive; no skipping or backtracking.
>
Ah interesting. That could be the problem. I'll have to look for that.
Thanks.
I worked around the problem
Well that didn't work. You can't ignore the revision IDs because it's
needed to recreate the document.
I'm using this code to import the data:
BOOL success = [newDoc putExistingRevisionWithProperties:jsonObject
attachments:attachmentProps
revisionHistory:revIds
fromURL:nil
error:];
I tried
On Saturday, July 22, 2017 at 1:07:25 PM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
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> That’s quite odd. There shouldn’t be any way for an invalid revID to get
> into a database. I hope the file isn’t corrupted. There’s no easy way to
> find out where in the code the error originates because it isn’t thrown as
Hi,
I'm getting this error when trying to save any CBLModel to the database.
This is on macOS 10.12.6.
*Error Domain=CBLHTTP Code=400 "Invalid database/document/revision ID"
UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=Invalid database/document/revision ID,
NSLocalizedDescription=Invalid
Only documents are synced. You'll just have to define the same views in
Couchbase Lite that you have in CouchDB. Then they'll be maintained by
Couchbase Lite.
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Sure, I'll do that if I encounter this problem with a test database of
mine. This was a customer's database, so I wouldn't be able to send it.
Thanks,
Brendan
On Monday, June 26, 2017 at 10:02:18 AM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
> I’m stumped by this issue; if you ever get a database that
> What do you mean by “renamed”? Document IDs are immutable.
>
> So is this problem specific to bulk-saving models, not when you save them
> individually?
>
By "renamed", I meant just changed the name property of my model object.
Not the Document ID. Sorry for the confusion.
It affected
So I somehow managed to delete that field model object that was causing the
conflict whenever I did batch saves.
I renamed it, but I'm sure I got another conflict error trying to save it.
Then I renamed a different field model object in my database and it saved
properly because I was not
There seems to be just one CBLModel in my database that's causing this
problem. I tried to delete it, but it also gets a conflict error:
*15:27:40.365| Database: }} Commit transaction (level 2)*
*15:27:40.366| Database: DELETE _id=fld-f3c90dfa980a435ab72046e1deff8939,
Thanks Jens.
So I tried that and it didn't seem to work:
Here's my output:
*14:29:39.155| Database: {{ Begin transaction (level 1)...*
*14:29:39.156| Database: PUT _id=fld-f3c90dfa980a435ab72046e1deff8939,
_rev=2-387048e2ded3cc92db4332743b9e1221 (allowConflict=0)*
*14:29:39.156| Database: }}
It seems to do this when using [CBLModel saveModels: modelsToSave error:
outError];
When I save an individual model I don't get a conflict. But there are a few
other models that need saving at the same time, so that's why I'm using the
above. There must be something wrong with one of the
Hi,
I'm getting the following error trying to save my CBLModels:
*Error saving field: Error Domain=CBLHTTP Code=409 "conflict"
UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=conflict,
NSLocalizedDescription=conflict}*
*2017-06-23 12:13:57.298774-0600 Tap Forms Mac 5[60432:8772572] Conflicted
documents:
>
>
> Yes, that’s part of what's being added in iOS 11 / macOS 10.13. Watch the
> session.
>
> —Jens
>
I watched the session. They didn't really touch on Asian languages
unfortunately. However, although my above sample didn't work to split the 2
characters apart, a larger example seemed to
nguage words as I hoped.
Thanks,
Brendan
On Friday, June 16, 2017 at 6:55:22 PM UTC-6, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
>
> On Jun 16, 2017, at 5:21 PM, Brendan Duddridge <bren...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
>
> Has anyone solved the problem with searching Japanese, Chinese, or Korean
>
Has anyone solved the problem with searching Japanese, Chinese, or Korean
words with FTS in Couchbase Lite?
This looked like a potential solution:
https://blog.kapeli.com/sqlite-fts-contains-and-suffix-matches
Has anyone done anything like this with CBL?
Thanks,
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I just use the CBLModel save function. I only drop down to the CBLDocument
level when I need to do bulk changes to documents.
I don't know if there's a difference though because as far as I understand,
when the underlying CBLDocument is changed, that propagates to the CBLModel.
On Monday,
:
>
>
> On Apr 20, 2017, at 3:14 PM, Brendan Duddridge <bren...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
>
> It tokenizes every character in the FTS index allowing you to do substring
> searches. Perfect for languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean where
> words aren't necessarily bounde
I just stumbled across this GitHub project:
https://github.com/haifengkao/SqliteSubstringSearch
It tokenizes every character in the FTS index allowing you to do substring
searches. Perfect for languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean where
words aren't necessarily bounded by spaces.
Hi Jens,
Thanks for your reply.
(A final thought:t it would be a Simple Matter Of Programming™ for someone
> to build a CouchDB-compatible replicator on top of Couchbase Lite 2.0. Just
> pull the replicator code out of any platform of 1.x, change the API calls
> to fit 2.0, and superglue it
straight -- will get
> back to you.
>
> On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 2:35 PM, Brendan Duddridge <bren...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> By "*new replication protocol*", will that still be compatible with
>>>> CouchDB and Cloudant?
>>>>
&
I just read the stream from CBLAttachment's content and write it out to the
temp folder or to a folder of the user's choosing. So even though the file
on disk is a .blob, when the user chooses to save the file out from the
database, the filename I present to them is the same used as the
Hi Jens,
You may have missed seeing my question last week, so I thought I'd post it
again:
You said:
We’ll be including a build of Sync Gateway that supports *the new
> replication protocol*.
>
By "*new replication protocol*", will that still be compatible with CouchDB
and Cloudant? Will
> Replication is coming in DP4, this Friday. We’ll be including a build of
> Sync Gateway that supports the new replication protocol.
>
By "new replication protocol", will that still be compatible with CouchDB
and Cloudant? Will 2.0 be able to sync with 1.4 over peer-to-peer?
Just curious
Totally understand not supporting CBLView and Map/Reduce.
And you're right, I can manually support local documents with a separate
database file just for that that's not synced. It was just convenient to
call putLocalDocument on the current database.
I've just been patiently waiting for
That would be awesome. A simple way to query based on keys would be great
too. Right now when I want to clear out a whole bunch of key/values from
the local document store I have to fetch regular documents, loop through
them, then delete the ones that have matching keys. I'm using this for
I just thought of another feature I use regularly in CBL 1.4. Local
Documents.
Will 2.0 still support them? I use it extensively for CloudKit syncing that
I recently added. Plus I also store other bits of data there that don't
need to be synced, such as a list of devices that are setup for
Hi Jens,
I'm glad that inserting existing revisions will be supported and P2P as
well.
We’re currently not planning to have geo-query in 2.0. It's only ever been
> available on iOS/Mac, and I don’t know how many people have used it. It
> wouldn’t be that hard to reimplement in LiteCore and
Hi,
I'm doing an all docs query without and with a limit. Basically I'm looping
through all my documents one batch at a time, but I'd like to find out how
many records there are in total that match the query first before I break
it up into batches. You know, so I can have a proper progress
As for feedback on the inclusion of CBLViews in 2.0, I would like that
because it will make transitioning to the new query language easier. If I
can run my app almost as is with 2.0 and then migrate my queries over that
would be ideal. Then I can take a phased approach to converting. It already
Thanks for all that info Jens. Very helpful.
then you want an index on [type, cost]
Is it possible to build indexes given a keyPath?
In my model I have a structure like this:
"form" : "frm-41ebd7ee0d024aaf95c37d2cd10c0072",
"values" : {
"fld-92b86046b
Hi Jens et. al.,
CBL 1.x creates separate tables in the underlying SQLite database to hold
the results from the map/reduce functions. Fetching from the database was
fast because essentially the results were pre-computed.
With 2.0 it looks like a lot of work is going into the query syntax to be
> When you declare a FTS index, there’s a “language” parameter that
> specifies which stemming to use. If you set it to null, there won’t be any
> stemming.
>
Oh that's awesome. I didn't know about that.
Thanks!
Also, will it still support this kind of code? (or an equivalent):
BOOL
I just watched your video presentation for 2.0. Looks pretty exciting.
For the FTS engine, will we be able to turn off the stemmers by default? I
had to modify the CBL_SQLiteViewStorage code slightly to disable stemming
because it caused problems with the queries.
Also, I'm assuming that the
Interesting!
I see that SQLite is the official back-end. Does that mean that you'll no
longer be supporting ForestDB? Although I'm not using ForestDB right now
because of its limited FTS capabilities, I was just curious.
And will the database schema be compatible with the 1.x schema?
Will
Hi,
I'm suddenly seeing a bunch of 'couldn't load body of' errors displayed
when working with a ForestDB database.
11:44:44.852| WARNING: : Couldn't
load body of pik-95e6de68c7c844ed91c38377085c5355 (seq 2847): status 404
{at -[CBL_ForestDBQueryEnumerator generateNextRow]:204}
11:44:44.857|
Hi Jens,
Thanks very much for all the guidance here.
I've been combing through my code now ensuring that I am not referencing
self (even implicitly) within my MAPBLOCK code. I'm passing in only the
data that I need from my model objects as immutable properties (and copies
for NSStrings, etc.)
I'm reworking all of my calls to setMapBlock so that I pass in pure values
and never any references to any model objects now. So hopefully that'll
cure the problem I'm having.
I still need to know certain properties from my model objects in order to
figure out what keys and values to emit
And another thing I see that I'm doing within the MAPBLOCK is I'm calling a
method to fetch a value from the database depending on some situation.
I'm guessing that's also not allowed within a MAPBLOCK?
Here's what I'm doing within the MAPBLOCK in order to determine what value
to emit in this
I tried posting this before, but the formatting got screwed up, so I'll
just summarize the post I just deleted (there's no edit function that I can
see).
In the header docs on CBLView on setMapBlock it says this:
It is very important that this block be a law-abiding map function! As in
>
One other thing that perhaps I'm doing that I shouldn't be is from this
note in the header docs:
It is very important that this block be a law-abiding map function! As in
> other languages, it must be a "pure" function, with no side effects, that
> always emits the same values given the same
Hi,
So every time I fetch from my database, I call the setMapBlock function on
my CBLView.
Could this cause problems? Is this a normal thing to do or should
setMapBlock be called only one time upon application startup?
Sometimes the parameters I use within the map block change so I update the
I have logging turned on so I can see when my CBLManager instance gets
closed.
I'm finding something odd.
When I close my CBLManager, it looks like there's another instance that's
getting closed. I only created one instance. I'm not using the shared
CBLManager instance at all. I never
Hi
Is the [CBLManager close] method synchronous or asynchronous? I know it not
only closes the database, but also stops replications and calls
saveAllModels before it closes the database. Just wondering if the app will
block while the close method is executing? I would like it to block because
You can create an allDocuments query to get a list of all documents in the
database. As for printing/displaying them, that ball is in your court for
Android :)
On CBLDatabase there's a method called createAllDocumentsQuery which
returns a CBLQuery object. Use that to fetch all your documents.
> What’s the value of the JSON “linkToForm" property in the document?
> - If it’s nil, then the Obj-C .linkToForm property should be nil.
> - If it’s not nil, then it will instantiate (or reuse) a model on a
> document with that ID. (Yes, even if it doesn’t exist in the db yet)
>
Ah ok, that
Hi,
I've got a small bit of code that's checking to see if a relationship
exists in my model. The leaf of the relationship is a CBLModel subclass.
It seems that when I do this check, Couchbase Lite (iOS 1.3.1) is creating
a model object for the checked property. But I don't want it to do that
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