On Mon, Mar 7, 2016 at 2:27 AM, Adam Kocoloski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have you seen the work on the new “Mango” query processor? The README on > the repo is probably the best resource: > > https://github.com/apache/couchdb-mango > > Very nice Adam ... I like Mango! :-) And it add to CouchDB a strong _find command, like in Riak. It would be probably a great add-on to CouchDB, I'm wondering that it would be available not only for 2.0 (BigCouch) cluster edition, but also for the 1.7 , standalone edition! On of the great features of CouchDB that I'm relaying on is the simplest installation procedure! On-click-install and everything works, for Windows or Linux worlds. Would Mango be available through an extended jQuery couch plugin? Mango would definitely solve a lot of other problems and it would be some kind of replacement for other search solutions (couchdb-lucene) that we're using now for big projects! But for the use-case described (in my case) the index keys are not exactly extracted from document fields, they are somehow processed in the map function. I'm not even a beginner in writing Erlang programs (thought I wrote some 40-50 lines of Erlang map functions) but I feel that the "keymask" option should be easy to implement, in just a few lines, in the loop of traversing the b-tree index. And it would be a great benefit. Thank you for your answer, I'm hardly waiting for any news from the "CouchDB" world! Best regards, Constantin Teodorescu
