Thank you very much for your nice set of CouchDB tools, @jo!
For now I've used a dockerized version of the antique python couchapp.
I've just tested replacing couchapp push with your couchdb-push and it works like a charm.
However, in my testing process, I also use couchapp pushdocs to bootstrap a database with sample documents needed by tests. couchdb-push doesn't seem to be suited with this since pushing the folder creates a single document and iterating on each document from the shell is far too slow.
Is there a different way (option) to use couchdb-push to push each JSON file of a folder as a CouchDB document?
Or should I use couchdb-bootstrap for that? If yes, is there a way to do this without adding one or two folder levels (for server and database)?
Thank you very much for your nice set of CouchDB tools, @jo!
For now I've used a dockerized version of the antique python
couchapp.I've just tested replacing
couchapp pushwith yourcouchdb-pushand it works like a charm.However, in my testing process, I also use
couchapp pushdocsto bootstrap a database with sample documents needed by tests.couchdb-pushdoesn't seem to be suited with this since pushing the folder creates a single document and iterating on each document from the shell is far too slow.Is there a different way (option) to use
couchdb-pushto push each JSON file of a folder as a CouchDB document?Or should I use
couchdb-bootstrapfor that? If yes, is there a way to do this without adding one or two folder levels (for server and database)?Best regards.