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https://github.com/hamidb80/mycouch

a CouchDB client for nimmers
https://github.com/hamidb80/mycouch

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a CouchDB client for nimmers

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> Talking is like medicine, little of it benefits and lot of it harms. - Imam Ali

# myCouch

CouchDB client wrtten in Nim.



currently it's based on CouchDB `v3.1.1`



**note:** deprecated & no-op APIs are not included



# APIs

**How can I know what `proc` for API should I use?**

1. you go to the CoudhDB documentation [link](http://docs.couchdb.org/en/3.1.1/api/) 

2. copy a API link (eg: `api/ddoc/render.html#db-design-design-doc-update-update-name`)

3. search that link in the `couchdb/api.nim` or [[github-page](https://hamidb80.github.io/mycouch/)]

4. you found the corresponding proc!



## Limitation

* copy APIs are not supported:

  1. [copy document](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/api/document/common.html#copy--db-docid)

  2. [copy design document](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/api/ddoc/common.html#copy--db-_design-ddoc)

* __continuous feed__ API are not supported in:

  1. [documents changes](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/api/database/changes.html#get--db-_changes)

  2. [database changes](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/api/server/common.html#db-updates)

* [cluster_setup](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/api/server/common.html#cluster-setup) API is not available for now



**note**: examples are placed in `tests/tapi.nim`



# Features

## Mango Query-Lang

  ```nim

    mango(

      query= PS(@name == "hamid" and @year notin [1399])

      fields= @["name", "stars"]

    )

  ```

  converts to =>

  ```json

    {

      "selector" : {

        "$and": {

          "name": {

            "$eq": "hamid"

          },

          "year": {

            "$nin": [1399]

          }

        }

      },

      "fields": ["name", "stars"]

    }

  ```



### SQL-like Selector Parser

you can put the query im 2 ways: [`PS` is an alias for `parseSelector`]



- `PS(   )`

- 

  ```

  PS:

    

  ```



```nim

PS:

  nil                        # {"_id": {"$gt": nil}}

  

  # field name variants

  # since nim doesn't support underline at the first character of an identifier, you can use -

  field == true             # {"": {"$eq": true}}

  @field == true            # {"field"                     : {"$eq": true}}

  @-field                   #  "_field" 

  @"_field._sub"            #  "_field._sub"



  # comparisions < <= == != >= >

  @year < bad_year            # 'year' is a field / 'bad_year' is var



  @name =~ "ali"              # regex match | $regex

  @name =~ pat.pattern        # ""



  @year mod [4,2]             # modular | $mod



  @year in    [2020, 2021]    # in | $in

  @year notin [2020, 2021]    # not in | $nin



  ?= @genre or ?! @genre      # (?=): exists, (?!): not exists | $exists

  

  ? @genre or ! @genre        # (?): == true, (!): == false

  

  @year is myType             # is for type spesification | $type

  @year is number             # object, array, string, number, nil, bool



  @list.size(3)               # match array len | $size

  @list.all(["hamid", "ali"]) # all function are the same for elemMatch, allMatch, keyMapMatch functions | $all 



  # or not | $and $or $not

  not (@artist == "mohammadAli" and (@genre notin ["pop", "rock"] or @artist == "iman khodaee"))

  (@field == 3 and @date == 12).nor(@field == 4) # since nim doesnt have 'nor' operator | $nor

```



## async + sync!

you can use all of APIs with your favourite runtime(did i use the right word?).



## Qeury Server

Do you remember some of [Erlang's built-in View functions](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/ddocs/ddocs.html#built-in-reduce-functions)? 

here were gonna do something like that [but in nim]



we have 5 entry points:

  1. `mapfun`       -> map functions

  2. `redfun`       -> reduce functions

  3. `updatefun`    -> update 

  4. `filterfun`    -> filter

  5. `validatefun`  -> validate



each one are name of a macro that must be associated with corresponding `proc`.



every proc must be matched with it's corresponding pattern [you can see patterns in `mycouch/queryServer/designDocuments.nim`] otherwise you'll get an error.



here's an exmaple of proc `testMap` as an map function

```nim

import json, tables

import mycouch/queryServer/[protocol, designDocuments]



proc testMap(doc: JsonNode): seq[JsonNode] {.mapfun.}= 

  # emit values like: [genre, movie_name]

  if ("title" in doc) and ("genres" in doc):

    for genre in doc["genres"]:

      emit(genre, doc["title"])



when isMainModule:

  run()

```

**notes**:

* you can use quoted names for procs like \`my-pretty-view-function\`

* you have to import `tables` module wherever you define your entry procs

* don't forget to call `run` proc in your code! it starts the query server



compile that file and config the query server [doc](https://docs.couchdb.org/en/3.1.1/config/query-servers.html#query-servers-definition)



then you can create a design document with your query server: [design doc example for above code]

```json

{

    "_id": "_design/temp",

    "language": "",

    "views": {

        "myview": {

            "map": "testMap"

        }

    }

}

```



done! your query server is ready!

[ examples with more details are placed in `tests/queryServerInstance.nim`]



# TODOs

 - [ ] update docs on gh-pages [you can `nimble gen docs` by yourself btw]

 - [ ] add docs for all modules

 - [ ] helper module

 - [ ] add test coverage tag



# Notes

contributions are welcome :D