I went google diving and learned just enough Erlang to write a couple
view functions (that work), but I'm hoping someone with more Erlang
experience can offer up some suggestions for improvement. Plus, I'd
like to get some samples of erl views on the wiki so the next guys
have it a little easier.
fun({Doc}) ->
case proplists:get_value(<<"json_class">>, Doc, null) ==
<<"Account">> of
true -> Emit(proplists:get_value(<<"screen_name">>, Doc,
null),null) ;
false -> ok
end
end.
fun({Doc}) ->
%% how does one do the equiv js if (doc.json_class!
="WhateverClass") return(null);
%% that would sure beat wrapping all this code in a silly case,
like the view above!
Categories = proplists:get_value(<<"categories">>,Doc,""),
Tokenize = fun(WordStr,Prefix) when is_bitstring(WordStr) ->
Tokens = string:tokens(bitstring_to_list(WordStr),",| "),
lists:foreach(fun(Token) -> Emit(list_to_bitstring(Prefix++Token),
1) end, Tokens)
end,
lists:foreach(
fun(Category) ->
CategoryDoc = element(1,Category),
catch
Tokenize(proplists:get_value(<<"words">>,CategoryDoc,null),"wrd:"),
catch
Tokenize(proplists:get_value(<<"follow">>,CategoryDoc,null),"usr:")
end, Categories)
end.
%% Reduce Function (from the wiki, are there builtin's for sum like in
js (tried "sum" -- nogo) ?)
fun(Keys, Values, ReReduce) -> length(Values) end.
