# coding: utf-8
module PouchDB
# Creates a Database, either interacting with it locally or remotely. If
# remotely, the library will act as a CouchDB client.
#
# Unless explicitly noted, this wrapper follows the same API names and
# conventions of the original JavaScript code, with the exception of not
# providing the alternative between callbacks and promises on CRUD operations,
# opting for promises in every stance. The only situations in which that is
# not the case are those involving EventEmitter, where only providing promises
# would break semantics.
#
# That means you can safely read the original documentation and translate it
# directly to Ruby. An `options` Object will be an options Hash, an Object
# representing a document will be a Hash in Ruby land.
#
# This is not a toll-free library. It tries to follow the principle of least
# surprise, forcing it to convert PouchDB's promises to Opal promises and
# Objects to Hashes. It's not that great of a price to pay for convenience.
#
# Basic usage:
#
# db = PouchDB::Database.new(name: "awesome_db")
# db.put(_id: "doc-id", contents: "This is important").then do
# db.all_docs(include_docs: true).then do |docs|
# puts "Yay, #{docs.size} docs"
# end
# end.fail do |error|
# puts "This code is perfect, but something went wrong"
# end
#
# Refer to the PouchDB API and Getting Started guides for more.
class Database
include Native
include Conversion
# Creates a Database. If passed a URL, the Database will act as a CouchDB
# client. Otherwise, data will be stored and queried locally.
#
# Notice that here we don't support the alternative between passing the name
# or `options` as the first argument. As such, name must *always* be
# passed in as a keyword argument. A KeyError will be thrown otherwise.
#
# @param [Hash] options The options for database creation
# @option options [String] :name The name or URL of the database (mandatory)
# @option options [Boolean] :auto_compaction This turns on auto compaction, which means
# compact() is called after every change (default: false)
# @option options [String] :adapter One of 'idb', 'leveldb', 'websql', or 'http'.
# If unspecified, PouchDB will infer this automatically, preferring IndexedDB
# to WebSQL in browsers that support both (i.e. Chrome, Opera and Android 4.4+).
# @option options [Hash] :ajax For CouchDB clients only. Refer to official doc
# for more info.
# @raise [KeyError] if `:name` is not passed in as a keyword argument
def initialize(options = {})
@name = options.fetch(:name)
super `new PouchDB(#{options.to_n})`
end
attr_reader :name
# Deletes the database. Be aware this will not affect replicas.
#
# @option options [Hash] :ajax Refer to the official doc for more info.
# @return [Promise<Hash>]
def destroy(options = {})
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.destroy()`)
end
# Deletes a document from the database. It can be called in one of two ways:
#
# db.remove(doc: <full document hash>)
# # or, alternatively
# db.remove(doc_id: <id>, doc_rev: <revision>)
#
# @param args [Hash] The arguments for the function
# @option args [Hash] :doc A document with _id and _rev to be removed. If defined,
# :doc_id and :doc_rev will be ignored.
# @option args [String] :doc_id A document's id (requires :doc_rev)
# @option args [String] :doc_rev A document's revision (requires :doc_id)
# @option args [Hash] :options Extra options (refer to the official doc).
# @return [Promise<Hash>]
def remove(args = {})
doc = args[:doc]
doc_id = args[:doc_id]
doc_rev = args[:doc_rev]
options = args[:options]
%x{
var pouchPromise;
if (doc) {
pouchPromise = #{@native}.remove(#{doc.to_n}, #{options.to_n})
} else {
pouchPromise = #{@native}.remove(doc_id, doc_rev, #{options.to_n})
}
}
as_opal_promise(`pouchPromise`)
end
# Creates or updates a document. When updating a document, its _id and _rev
# can either be in `doc` or passed explicitly as :doc_id and :doc_rev.
#
# @param doc [Hash] The contents to create or update
# @param args [Hash] Optional arguments
# @option args [String] :doc_id A document's id (requires :doc_rev)
# @option args [String] :doc_rev A document's rev (requires :id)
# @option args [Hash] :options Extra options (refer to the official doc)
# @return [Promise<Hash>]
def put(doc, args = {})
doc_id = args[:doc_id]
doc_rev = args[:doc_rev]
options = args[:options]
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.put(#{doc.to_n}, doc_id, doc_rev, #{options.to_n})`)
end
# Creates a document, generating its id in the process. It's better to
# always use `put` with an explicit id in order to avoid PouchDB's very long
# Strings and to take advantage of its sorting of keys when using `all_docs`.
#
# @param doc [Hash] The contents to use when creating
# @param options [Hash] Extra options (refer to the official doc)
# @return [Promise<Hash>]
def post(doc, options = {})
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.post(#{doc.to_n}, #{options.to_n})`)
end
# Retrieves a document from the database.
#
# @param doc_id [String] A document's id
# @param options [Hash] Optional arguments. All default to `false`
# @option options [String] :rev Fetch a specific revision. Defaults to
# winning revision
# @option options [Boolean] :revs Include revision history with the document
# @option options [Boolean] :revs_info Include a list of revisions, and
# their availability
# @option options [String, Array<String>] :open_revs Fetch all leaf
# revisions if open_revs="all" or fetch all leaf revisions specified
# in open_revs array. Leaves will be returned in the same order as
# specified in input array
# @option options [Boolean] :conflicts If specified, conflicting leaf
# revisions will be attached in _conflicts array
# @option options [Boolean] :attachments Include attachment data
# @option options [Hash] :ajax Refer to the official doc
# @return [Promise<Hash>]
def get(doc_id, options = {})
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.get(doc_id, #{options.to_n})`)
end
# Creates, updates or deletes multiple documents. If you omit an _id in one
# of the documents, a new document will be created with a generated id; if
# you pass in both an _id and _rev, it will be updated; if you add
# `_deleted: true`, it will be removed.
#
# @param docs [Array<Hash>] an Array of documents
# @param options [Hash] optional arguments
def bulk_docs(docs, options = {})
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.bulkDocs(#{docs.to_n}, #{options.to_n})`,
&ARRAY_CONVERSION)
end
# Fetches multiple documents in bulk, indexing and sorting them by their
# _ids. Deleted documents are only included if `options.keys` is specified.
# All options are `false` unless otherwise specified.
#
# @param options [Hash] optional arguments
# @option options [Boolean] include_docs include the document itself in
# each row in the `doc` field. Otherwise by default you only get the
# _id and rev properties.
# @option options [Boolean] conflicts Include conflict information in
# the `_conflicts` field of a doc (only if `include_docs` is `true`)
# @option options [Boolean] attachments Include attachment data as
# base64-encoded string (only if `include_docs` is `true`)
# @option options [String] startkey Used in conjuction with `endkey`.
# Get documents with IDs in a certain range
# @option options [String] endkey Used in conjuction with `startkey`.
# Get documents with IDs in a certain range
# @option options [Boolean] inclusive_end Include documents having an
# ID equal to the given `options.endkey` (default: `true`)
# @option options [Fixnum] limit Maximum number of documents to return
# @option options [Fixnum] skip Number of documents to skip before
# returning (warning: poor performance on IndexedDB/LevelDB)
# @option options [Boolean] descending Reverse the order of the output
# documents
# @option options [String] key Only return documents with IDs matching
# this key
# @option options [Array<String>] keys Keys to be fetched in a single
# shot. Neither `startkey` nor `endkey` can be specified with this
# option; the rows returned are in the same order as the supplied
# `keys` Array; the row for a deleted document will have the revision
# ID of the deletion, and an extra `deleted: true` in the `value`
# key; the row for a nonexistent document will just contain an
# `"error"` key with the value `"not_found"`. For details, see the
# CouchDB query options documentation.
# @return [Promise]
def all_docs(options = {})
as_opal_promise(`#{@native}.allDocs(#{options.to_n})`) { |response|
AllDocuments.new(response)
}
end
# A list of changes made to documents in the database, in the order they
# were made. It returns an object with the method `cancel()`, which you call
# if you don't want to listen to new changes anymore.
#
# It is an EventEmitter and will emit a 'change' event on each document
# change, a 'complete' event when all the changes have been processed, and
# an 'error' event when an error occurs. In addition to the 'change' event,
# any change will also emit a 'create', 'update', or 'delete' event.
#
# @param options [Hash] optional arguments
# @option options [Boolean] include_docs Include the associated document
# with each change
# @option options [Boolean] conflicts Include conflict information in
# the `_conflicts` field of a doc (only if `include_docs` is `true`)
# @option options [Boolean] attachments Include attachment data as
# base64-encoded string (only if `include_docs` is `true`)
# @option options [Boolean] descending Reverse the order of the output
# documents
# @option options [String,Fixnum] since Start the results from the change
# immediately after the given sequence number. You can also pass
# 'now' if you want only new changes (depends on `live: true` )
# @option options [Fixnum] timeout The request timeout, in milliseconds
# @option options [Fixnum] limit Limit the numbers of results to this
# number
# @option options [Array<String>] Only shows changes for docs with these
# ids
# @option options [String] filter Reference a filter function from a design
# document to selectively get updates. To use a view function, pass in
# `_view` and provide a reference to that function with the `view` key
# @option options [Hash] query_params Properties to pass to the filter
# function (e.g.: { foo: "bar" }, where "bar" will be available in the
# filter function as `params.query.foo`. To have access to the params,
# define your function as receiving a second argument
# @option options [String] view Specify a view function (e.g.
# "design_doc_name/view_name") to act as a filter. Documents counted
# as "passed" for a view filter if a map function emits at least one
# record of them (`options.filter` must be set to `"_view"`)
# @option options [Boolean] returnDocs Available for non-http databases
# only, and defaults to `true`. Passing `false` prevents the changes
# feed from keeping all the documents in memory -- in other words,
# complete always has an empty results array, and the `change` event
# is the only way to get the event. Useful for large change sets
# where otherwise you would run out of memory
# @option options [Fixnum] batch_size Only available for http databases,
# this configures how many changes to fetch at a time. Increasing this
# can reduce the number of requests made. Default is 25.
# @option options [String] style Specifies how many revisions are returned
# in the changes array. The default, `"main_only"`, will only return
# the current "winning" revision; `"all_docs"` will return all leaf
# revisions (including conflicts and deleted former conflicts). Most
# likely you won't need this unless you are writing a replicator.
# @return [EventEmitter]
def changes(options = {})
EventEmitter.new(`#{@native}.changes(#{options.to_n})`)
end
def replicate
Replication.new(@native)
end
def sync(other)
EventEmitter.new(`#{@native}.sync(#{database_as_string(other)})`)
end
end
end