IMHO python is not the best idea. It would be better to extend erica since it uses erlang.
Benjamin Young <byo...@bigbluehat.com> wrote: >Hey Vivek, > >Thanks for open sourcing your code! I'd love to see if we can >collaborate. Benoit passed the baton for `couchapp` on to me a few >weeks >back, and I'm working to dust it off a bit, and get a path in place for > >it's future. It'd be great if we could collaborate and work toward lots > >of little reusable pieces with a nice command line interface for >building, testing, and publishing CouchApps. > >Also, anyone else interested in helping out and moving things forward, >please join in here and on Github: >http://github.com/couchapp/couchapp > >Let me know your thoughts! >Benjamin > >On 12/14/13, 5:28 AM, Vivek Pathak wrote: >> Hi >> >> I had some couchdb projects (since ~ 2007) which had significant >> computation within views/lists etc. I had read about couchapp - >> which although is totally great - did not serve my purpose >> satisfactorily (reasons/details below). >> >> Hence I had developed various scripts which were project specific. >> Finally I extracted the code into a standalone program which has the >> following main points: >> >> * Code on file system matches exactly code in couchdb (helps version >> control and programming - see next) >> * Able to create and run test cases (automatically w/o code change) >> for view map/reduce functions >> * Be able to run the these test cases manually through debugger (eg: >> rhino) using a harness >> * Be able to instrument these test cases for profiling, for example >by >> having a debug built js in path >> * And finally - just like couchcapp - create canonical directory >> structure, as well as push and pull to/from design documents. >> >> The code (single standalone python script) is available here : >> >> https://github.com/vivekpathak/casters >> >> You are welome to try/use/improve >> >> Thanks >> Vivek >> >> -- Sent from Kaiten Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
