Which Python client library should I use for CouchdB? -

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I am starting to experiment with CouchDB because it looks like we have the right solution to certain problems That all the work will be on a new project, which does not have any legacy dependency, which the client library will suggest you use, and why?

If we overlap any of the OS. Freeband is available only in the collection of its ports, but asks to use the library's project website. None of those people are Ubuntu, which is only with ships, since those two OSAs are not common in libraries, I am probably installing something from source (and hopefully if I have time, then Ubuntu and FreeBSD People pack the package).

For those interests, I want to use CouchDB as a convenient intermediate storage space for data passed between different services - think of a message bus system, but less formalities with. For example, we have daemons that download and pars the web page, then send an interesting bit to other daemons for further processing. Many of them are ill-defined until the object runtime ("Here are a few sets of HTML, plus metadata, and some tasks to run for it"). Rather than sorting an Ad-Hawk local network protocol or pasting it into PostGraceQL, I want to use something ready for this purpose. We are currently using this role, but there is almost no support or expand of the CouchDB user community.

I am experimenting with great success and as far as I know people of desktopcatch can call it Ubuntu Python

  • CouchDB 0.9

    • There are some advantages to me:

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  • Pythonic Interface (There is no possibility to work as a front or back interface) You can work with the database as if it is a dict.
  • Interface for design documents.
  • See a couchview server which allows write typing functions

    • This command line tool also provides:

      < Li> couchdb-dump: writes a snapshot of a couchdb database
    • couchdb-load: reads a MIME Multipart file is generated by Sokdb-dump and all documents, attachments and design documents Loads into a CouchDB database.
    • couchdb - Repeat: When the data is changed, it can be used as an update-notification script to trigger replication between databases

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