Thanks for your answers. I now have clear how to configure Ripple. Regarding
the other two questions, It looks like I should take a closer look at the
Risky framework as it seems to offer more control on how the mapping is
done.
Regards.
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2. You could write
x = Klass.find(key)
if x.nil?
x = Klass.new
x.save
end
get_or_new doesn't save, so perhaps Klass.find(key) || Klass.new(key)
Risky (another Ruby Riak model layer) offers Klass.get_or_new(key)
3. control the bucket on which the document is stored/retri
1. The configuration for Ripple goes like this...
require 'ripple'
Ripple.client.host = 'hostname-or-ip-address'
2. You could write
x = Klass.find(key)
if x.nil?
x = Klass.new
x.save
end
Unless you meant that you need an atomic read-or-create operation. I don't
know if such a th
Hi Pablo, welcome!
In answer to question 1: I put together an introduction to Riak a while
back, you can find it on github: https://github.com/peschkaj/riak_intro/
Specifically,
https://github.com/peschkaj/riak_intro/blob/master/src/mr_filter.rb has an
example of how to configure get Riak up and
Hello
I'm new to reply and Ruby in general, so probably my questions have evident
answers.
I'm trying to use the Document Model, but there are a few things that are
not clear from
the documentation:
1. How to configure ripple when used in a ruby (not rails) application.
2. I want to do something s
