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added a method called cleanup_design_docs!

I think Ruby's nil will work just fine, when you want JSON null.

CouchDB often relies on an explicit "null" as a key in a view request. Currently, I can't see any way to duplicate this in CouchRest::Model. It's especially imp...

Currently CouchRest::Model writes created_at and updated_at into objects it saves regardless of whether the fields are pre-existing.

I propose allowing created_...

I agree, however I don't mind using 'couchrest_type' by the way, at least I'm sure it does not clash with anything in the future. I have playied with other ruby...

If we're messing with things, I would actually prefer to see the field name changed to something more generic like "document_class" or "object_type" or "instanc...

Since CouchDB doesn't have any equivalent auto-incrementing id fields, discerning the order in which additions took place might be problematic if there is more ...

I made patch againtst to design-doc branch.

Hi!

Thanks for couchrest!

I know it might sound horrobly idea to change type at the moment, but why not to use 'couchrest_type' instead of 'couchrest-type'. Why...

Here's a patch for a super-simple implementation of this. All it does is define a number of fields you want to check, eg.

validate :name, :email

And then refuse...

Well, it can be as simple as http://friendpaste.com/nLYwTGq9, though you'll need to pass the hash directly (ie, not in an array like it is in the specs) for it ...

thanks for the ticket.

I'd be happy to see a patch that allows lambda on the defaults hash, and evaluates them either at init (or perhaps at save, but maybe tha...

After further examination, it seems that what I wanted is possible with existing code. I had wanted to be able to generate random codes on init (not for _id) - ...

So it seems the code formatting just does not work at all. Cool.

sorry, should have checked formatting before posting. Not that the code was particularly valuable, but still ..

Let me give it another shot:

@@@def validate_ess...

I would love to see some (super-basic) validations support to replace the hacks I've come up with for the moment.

What I am doing now is just making an array of...

CouchRest::Model's feature to automatically upload views listed in the model file is wonderful. However, after a while they begin to build up.

How about an opti...

There's a useful analysis of the Net::HTTP problem at:

http://apocryph.org/more_indepth...

If CouchRest could rely on a different implementation like rfuzz or ...

hi there,

I would really like a way to set init values for a CouchRest::Model class. Currently we have before(:create, :method) which is nice but if used to run...

You can get the count of all objects this way:

module CouchRest

  class Model < Hash

    def count
      self.all(:count => 0, :raw => true)["total_rows"]....

Oops. Momentarily confused there due to tiredness. Face, palm, etc.

Sorry for the noise! Will keep 'em coming.

but thanks for the ticket! keep em coming.

hmm,

try @var && @var.id

in this instance, all CouchRest knows is that you passed :name => 4 into it.

checking for values of 4 is not gonna work.

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however: I ...

If you have a Couchrest::Model class Myclass, having set accessors up and everything, if you instantiate it while sending in undeclared variables:

Myclass.new(:...

couchap uses doc.json.couchapp as a place for setting

Serendipitously, this ticket showed up in my news reader right next to an item about a faster Net::HTTP rewrite. Maybe it's a sign. FWIW:

http://github.com/tarc...

Chris,

here's my writeup of the situation. Long story short, Net::HTTP appears to be the root cause of the slow-downs. This affects all current couchdb ruby lib...

wow ben, thanks for the attention to detail.

I've mostly been using CouchRest for shoveling data around, so I don't have req/response numbers like that, but tha...

First of all thanks for having built and released couchrest. I've been playing around with it, and I like that it doesn't stray far from couchdb semantics. (Mod...

The code already protects against the error responses from CouchDB on the UUIDs request, and leaves out the _id in that case, for CouchDB to fill in.

The UUIDs ...

I notice that this has been implemented as CouchRest::Database#bulk_save, which does appear to work nicely.

However I noticed that when doing something like:

...

as i change and add views to my couchrest models, i'm noticing an accumulation of obsolete design documents. Not that it really matters, but if they're not goin...

are you planning on adding validations to couchrest::model directly? jay fields's validatable gem handles this

7a92723: include-docs support

resolved e2f7163: multi-key support for views, temp-views, and alldocs

error handling that matches model.errors.on(:field)

this should be a simple patch to rest-client

a User should be able to update a bulk of documents at once

A user should be able to insert a bunch of records at once using _bulk_docs

A user should be able to delete a bulk of documents.

If a view returns objects with a different couchrest-type, those should be instantiated as such.

What to do about objects w/o a couchrest-type? They should be m...

Validations should also validate any casted subfields.

Right now we just let the RestClient exceptions bubble through. We should have exceptions parse the CouchDB JSON response, and have names that correspond to the...