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MARTIMM / raku-mongodb-driver

MongoDB driver for Raku
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Changes to run under Rakudo 2014.12 #3

Closed MARTIMM closed 9 years ago

MARTIMM commented 9 years ago

The important change lies in class MongoDB::Connection where the call to IO::Socket::INET send() is changed to write(). The send() needed a string for which the buffer $b must be decoded. This will corrupt the mongodb opcodes. This could be noticed by using wireshark. Write() however can process the buffer directly making it faster too.

The rest of the changes are in META.info to change the version and the README.md to modify the examples and changelog

bbkr commented 9 years ago

I appreciate the changes, thanks!

If you want to maintain those modules I can transfer ownership to you. Or feel free to change links to your forks in Perl 6 ecosystem.

They are one step away from being qualified as driver: IEEE754 buffer pack/unpack is missing in Rakudo but can easily be added to BSON manually, and that opens way to float numbers and server authentication. Also BSON now can get gigantic speedup from parallelization in Rakudo. And maybe Reactive Mongo based on Supplies is also within reach.

MARTIMM commented 9 years ago

Hi Pawel,

I would like to take over your two modules but I am very new to perl 6. It will take time to learn the language in full so at this moment I could only keep the modules runnable. When you transfer the ownership, I must remove the fork is n"t it? I"m also new to git you know, only a year experience :-)

Greetings, Marcel

On 10 januari 2015 21:16:06 Pawel Pabian notifications@github.com wrote:

I appreciate the changes, thanks!

If you want to maintain those modules I can transfer ownership to you. Or feel free to change links to your forks in Perl 6 ecosystem.

They are one step away from being qualified as driver: IEEE754 buffer pack/unpack is missing in Rakudo but can easily be added to BSON manually, and that opens way to float numbers and server authentication. Also BSON now can get gigantic speedup from parallelization in Rakudo. And maybe Reactive Mongo based on Supplies is also within reach.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/bbkr/mongo-perl6-driver/pull/3#issuecomment-69470208

bbkr commented 9 years ago

Yes, please remove your forks. I'll transfer repositories and update Ecosystem locations.

MARTIMM commented 9 years ago

Done that.

bbkr commented 9 years ago

Transfer requests sent. Once completed please edit:

  1. Ecosystem https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/META.list#L87 https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/META.list#L93
  2. "source-url" in META.json files
  3. CONTACT section in README.md files

I also:

Good luck.

MARTIMM commented 9 years ago

On 01/12/2015 02:20 AM, Pawel Pabian wrote:

Transfer requests sent. Once completed please edit:

1.

Ecosystem
https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/META.list#L87
https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/META.list#L93

2.

"source-url" in META.json files

3.

CONTACT section in README.md files

I also:

  • switched those modules to semantic versioning
  • made you an official author
  • made modules compatible with S11 spec

Think I've got everything right now. Thanks for the pointers above because I would have forgotten that.

Bye, Marcel