Hi there,
I'm new to CouchDB and have two questions about the use of mapreduce
in views.
1.
As far as I can tell, even when I pass group=true to a view,
reduce(keys, values) is still passed different keys,
e.g. keys = [[a, 551a50e574ccd439af28428db2401ab4],
[b,
On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Harold Cooper har...@mit.edu wrote:
Hi there,
I'm new to CouchDB and have two questions about the use of mapreduce
in views.
1.
As far as I can tell, even when I pass group=true to a view,
reduce(keys, values) is still passed different keys,
e.g. keys =
1) it's reduce(key, values, rereduce). The method should be called
with 1 or more values for the same key, which you can then reduce to a
summary value. It's called 'reduce' because the result must be smaller
than the input. Building a result as large as the input (in fact, as
large as the sum of
Haha, thanks for the info. I'm sure couchdb-lucene is the best way to go for
full text search; I should've simply said that I think mapreduce can be
fun and elegant when it fits really well, but I look forward to trying
out couchdb-lucene and I expect I'll enjoy using it as well.
As for question
Hey All
Once again, props to @jchris for getting the authentication up to
snuff. I was able to get a simple authentication system built for my
little couchapp Swinger: http://github.com/quirkey/swinger
Its just so awesome that I can finally have a _fully_ functioning app
with user accounts,
