Native couchbase lite IOS view
nadia echi
//********** customer View search:
CBLView* view = [self.database viewNamed: @"client/docView"];
[view setMapBlock: ^(NSDictionary* doc, void (^emit)(id key, id value)) {
NSString* type = [doc objectForKey: @"type"];
NSArray * value = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
[doc objectForKey: @"id"],
[doc objectForKey: @"description1"],
nil];
if ([type isEqualToString:@"CLIE"]) emit([doc objectForKey:@"_id"], value);
} version: @"1.0"];
//*********** product varianty
view = [self.database viewNamed: @"prodVersion/docView"];
[view setMapBlock: ^(NSDictionary* doc, void (^emit)(id key, id value)) {
NSString* type = [doc objectForKey: @"type"];
NSArray * value1 = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
[doc objectForKey: @"code"],
[doc objectForKey: @"id"],
[doc objectForKey: @"versionCode"],
nil];
if ([type isEqualToString:@"product"]) emit([doc objectForKey:@"_id"], value1);
} version: @"1.0"];
Jens Alfke
How can i check the existence of my views when the app is launched , if it's not the will be created ,
because when i insert new doc and i do get to the view, the result is not updating, i have to reopen the app to have the view updated !!
nadia echi
i m querying the view from service with angularjs like this :GETProductsForSearch: function(callback) {
return $http({method: "GET", url: database+"/_design/prodVersion/_view/docView", cache: $templateCache}).success(callback).error(function(data, status) {alert("failed to get product view = "+status); });
},
How can i register the map and reduce blocks on every launch ??
Jens Alfke
On Thursday, April 3, 2014 12:47:38 AM UTC-7, nadia echi wrote:
i m querying the view from service with angularjs like this :
How can i register the map and reduce blocks on every launch ??
nadia echi
Oh, this is a PhoneGap app? So you're using a native map function just for performance?
yes it is : a PhoneGap application and native view for performance
How can i register the map and reduce blocks on every launch ??
Well, you already are, aren't you? That's the Objective-C code you posted in the first message. They have to be registered for the view to work at all. Make sure they're getting registered right after the CBLDatabase is opened.
Jens Alfke
I registered the views after opening the CBLDatabase .
But why i still have the same problem when i insert new doc and i quered the view from JS, the result is not updating. So i have to reopen the app to have the view updated !!
nadia echi
Le vendredi 4 avril 2014 18:37:18 UTC+2, Jens Alfke a écrit :
On Apr 4, 2014, at 8:26 AM, nadia echi <echi...@gmail.com> wrote:Can you show the code that opens the database and registers the views?
self.window.rootViewController = self.viewController;
[self.window makeKeyAndVisible];
CBLManager *manager = [CBLManager sharedInstance];
//[CBLView setCompiler: [[[CBLJSViewCompiler alloc] init] autorelease]];
// create a database
NSError *error;
self.database = [manager createDatabaseNamed: @"catafoto" error: &error];
if (!self.database)
NSLog(@"Couldn't open database (error=%@)" ,error);
NSURL *url =manager.internalURL;
//********** customer View search:
CBLView* view = [self.database viewNamed: @"client/docView"];
[view setMapBlock: ^(NSDictionary* doc, void (^emit)(id key, id value)) {
NSString* type = [doc objectForKey: @"type"];
NSArray * value = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
[doc objectForKey: @"id"],
[doc objectForKey: @"description1"],
nil];
if ([type isEqualToString:@"CLIE"]) emit([doc objectForKey:@"_id"], value);
} version: @"1.0"];
//*********** product varianty
view = [self.database viewNamed: @"prodVersion/docView"];
[view setMapBlock: ^(NSDictionary* doc, void (^emit)(id key, id value)) {
NSString* type = [doc objectForKey: @"type"];
NSArray * value1 = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
[doc objectForKey: @"code"],
[doc objectForKey: @"id"],
[doc objectForKey: @"versionCode"],
nil];
if ([type isEqualToString:@"product"]) emit([doc objectForKey:@"_id"], value1);
} version: @"1.0"];
......ect
(6) Reopen app ----> mean i killed the process and relaunch it : with this i can found my list updated
