Merge pull request #185 from gramian/main

Various fixes

src/main/asciidoc/api/tools.adoc

@@ -1,6 +1,16 @@
 [[Compatible-Tools]]
 === Compatible Tools
 
+////
+==== G.V() [gdotv]
+
+ArcadeDB is fully compatible to https://gdotv.com/[G.V()], thus no particular configurations need to be made.
+The only requirement is loading the Gremlin plugin via the server setting:
+```
+"-Darcadedb.server.plugins=GremlinServer:com.arcadedb.server.gremlin.GremlinServerPlugin"
+```
+////
+
 ==== JetBrains DataGrip/Database Plugin
 
 Connecting via https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/[JetBrains DataGrid] database plugin is relatively straightforward.

src/main/asciidoc/appendix/settings.adoc

@@ -93,6 +93,7 @@ If you're embedding a server in your Java application you can use these settings
 |`profile`|Specify the preferred profile among: default, high-performance, low-ram, low-cpu|String|default
 |`test`|Tells if it is running in test mode. This enables the calling of callbacks for testing purpose |Boolean|false
 |===
+
 ===== SERVER
 
 [%header,cols="20%,55%,10%,15%",stripes=even]
@@ -135,14 +136,15 @@ If you're embedding a server in your Java application you can use these settings
 |`serverMetrics`|True to enable metrics|Boolean|true
 |`server.mode`|Server mode between 'development', 'test' and 'production'|String|development
 |`server.name`|Server name|String|ArcadeDB_0
-|`server.plugins`|List of server plugins to install. The format to load a plugin is: `<pluginName>:<pluginFullClass>`|String|
+|`server.plugins`|Server plugins to load, see <<#_available-plugins,available plugins>>. Format as comma separated list of: `<pluginName>:<pluginFullClass>`.|String|
 |`server.rootPassword`|Password for root user to use at first startup of the server. Set this to avoid asking the password to the user|String|null
 |`server.rootPath`|Root path in the file system where the server is looking for files. By default is the current directory|String|null
 |`server.securityAlgorithm`|Default encryption algorithm used for passwords hashing|String|PBKDF2WithHmacSHA256
 |`server.securitySaltCacheSize`|Cache size of hashed salt passwords. The cache works as LRU. Use 0 to disable the cache|Integer|64
 |`server.saltIterations`|Number of iterations to generate the salt or user password. Changing this setting does not affect stored passwords|Integer|65536
 |`server.eventBusQueueSize`|Size of the queue used as a buffer for unserviced database change events.|Integer|1000
 |===
+
 ===== DATABASE
 
 [%header,cols="20%,55%,10%,15%",stripes=even]
@@ -176,3 +178,15 @@ If you're embedding a server in your Java application you can use these settings
 |`txWalFlush`|Flushes the WAL on disk at commit time. It can be 0 = no flush, 1 = flush without metadata and 2 = full flush (fsync)|Integer|0
 |`typeDefaultBuckets`|Default number of buckets to create per type|Integer|8
 |===
+
+===== Available Plugins
+
+[%header,cols="2",stripes=even]
+|===
+| Name     | `server.plugins`-String
+| Gremlin  | `GremlinServer:com.arcadedb.server.gremlin.GremlinServerPlugin`
+| MongoDB  | `MongoDB:com.arcadedb.mongo.MongoDBProtocolPlugin`
+| Postgres | `Postgres:com.arcadedb.postgres.PostgresProtocolPlugin`
+| Redis    | `Redis:com.arcadedb.redis.RedisProtocolPlugin`
+|===
+

src/main/asciidoc/security/secrets.adoc

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ by wrapping the `server.sh` script:
 ```shell
 #!/bin/sh
 
-export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Darcadedb.server.rootPassword=password0 -Darcadedb.server.defaultDatabases=database1[user1:password1]"
+export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Darcadedb.server.rootPassword=`cat /path/to/root_secret` -Darcadedb.server.defaultDatabases=database1[user1:`cat /path/to/user_secret`]"
 ./bin/server.sh 2> >(grep -v "^Picked up JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS:") &
 
 PID="$!"

src/main/asciidoc/sql/SQL-Methods.adoc

@@ -1045,10 +1045,19 @@ Returns the record in JSON format.
 Syntax: `<value>.toJSON([<format>])`
 
 Where:
+
 - *format* optional, allows custom formatting rules (separate multiple options by comma).
+
 Rules are the following:
-- *rid* to include records's RIDs as attribute "@rid" - *type* to include the type name in the attribute "@type" - *attribSameRow* put all the attributes in the same row - *indent* is the indent level as integer.
-By Default no ident is used - *fetchPlan* is the fetching strategy to use while fetching linked records - *alwaysFetchEmbedded* to always fetch embedded records (without considering the fetch plan) - *dateAsLong* to return dates (Date and Datetime types) as long numbers - *prettyPrint* indent the returning JSON in readeable (pretty) way.
+
+- *rid* to include records's RIDs as attribute "@rid"
+- *type* to include the type name in the attribute "@type"
+- *attribSameRow* put all the attributes in the same row
+- *indent* is the indent level as integer. By Default no ident is used
+- *fetchPlan* is the fetching strategy to use while fetching linked records
+- *alwaysFetchEmbedded* to always fetch embedded records (without considering the fetch plan)
+- *dateAsLong* to return dates (Date and Datetime types) as long numbers
+- *prettyPrint* indent the returning JSON in readeable (pretty) way.
 
 Applies to the following types: