okay, I checked it out
we are using python 2.7 (Debian Sid)
couchapp (python) worked okay - apparently when we tested
backbone-couchdb with couchapp, one of the files was linked, which
caused errors - fixing this, couchapp seemed to work okay.
the node approach still seems simpler than the more complicated folder
structure of the python approach but either seems to work for now.
On 01/27/2012 05:53 PM, Benoit Chesneau wrote:
which errors did you have with the python version? did you use thse single
installer?
On Jan 27, 2012 1:40 PM, "john.tiger"<[email protected]> wrote:
I posted this with node google group but then realized I might get a
response from this group with more couchapp users.
we're trying to use node.couchapp.js but since it's not very documented
having trouble figuring out whether base files such as index.html, app.css,
etc should get added as either:
a) put under attachments folder and get loaded with loadAttachment
b) or listed under ddoc and loaded with loadFile
we have tried both the python version of couchapp which gave all sorts of
errors and seems overly complicated and at Kelso - a node version of
couchapp which also has way too many dependencies making it quite
complicated as well - we are hoping to clean up, better document and even
simplify node.couchapp without dependencies.
