Hello list,
I have built a package of CouchDB-Lucene for OpenSuSE (11.4 ~ 13.1) systems.
It is available on
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:vjt:ifad/couchdb-lucene. The same
buildservice repo also contains the latest releases of CouchDB (1.5.0) and
Erlang (R16).
This package is
I use a view to query an area, and emit [lng, lat] as key, so I use
...?startkey=[min_lng, min_lat]endkey=[max_lng, max_lat] to help find
out all place within the quadranglar area, but the results are exactly
between x∈[min_lng, max_lng]y∈[-∞, +∞ ] and x∈[-∞, +∞]y∈[min_lat,
max_lat] (like a
Brilliant!
Pull Requests for the features in your fork would be gratefully received
too.
On 8 Dec 2013 15:21, Marcello Barnaba v...@openssl.it wrote:
Hello list,
I have built a package of CouchDB-Lucene for OpenSuSE (11.4 ~ 13.1)
systems.
It is available on
CouchDB views are one dimensional so you will not succeed with a two
dimensional geo query. You could try couchdb-lucene which can.
On 8 Dec 2013 15:51, Qaqabincs luji...@gmail.com wrote:
I use a view to query an area, and emit [lng, lat] as key, so I use
...?startkey=[min_lng,
You can replicate the two dimensional neighborhood by mapping the
resursive partitioning of the lat-lon range into key components.
Eg: lets say you start with north south axis first, if your location is
north of equator, add the first caharacter n to the key, else add s.
Next check if your
