Saturday, 15 February 2014

node.js - What is the proper way to query the couchdb's _users database from node? -


I am using a crad package on the node for the couchdb query. Examples of my nodes are the administrator privileges I

I'm looking for the proper way to query the _users table from the node.

Right now, I am doing something like this:

  var db = conn.database ('_ users'); Db.exists (function (err, exist) {if (err) {console.log ('error', err);} else if (exists) {db.get ('org.couchdb.user: some_user', function (Err, doc) {console.log (doc);});} else {console.log ('database does not exist.');}});  

Is there a cleaner way to do this? Any author library similar to Pouchdb-certification?

That's what I have done At that time, I did not know that I can easily use the pouchback on the node. I am using Plus PoWeb-authentication to simplify the requests to use it.

You can actually use PouchDB at the top of the _users database :

  var db = new PouchDB ('http: // localhost: 5984 / _users'); Db.alldocs ({include_docs: true}). Then (/ * ... * /) // & lt; - All users receive  

_users is just a database :)


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