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LoveSeat

Love Seat is a simply architected CouchDB C# client with the intent to abstract away just enough so that it's easy to use, but not enough so that you don't know what's going on.

Tested compatibility

  • CouchDB 1.0.1
  • .NET Framework 4.0 or Mono 2.9 (compiled master branch from Nov 20 2010)

LoveSeat usage

Basics

// assumes localhost:5984 with no credentials if constructor is left blank
var client = new CouchClient();
var db= client.GetDatabase("Northwind");

// set default design doc (not required)
db.SetDefaultDesignDoc("docs"); 

// get document by ID
Document myDoc = db.GetDocument("12345");

// get document by ID (strongly typed POCO version)
MyObject myObj = db.GetDocument<MyObject>("12345"); 

Simple view results

// get view results
var results = db.View<MyObject>("view_name");

// get view results with parameters
var options = new ViewOptions();
options.StartKey.Add("Atlanta");
options.EndKey.Add("Washington");

var results = db.View<MyObject>("view_name", options);

// loop through strongly typed results
foreach (var item in results.Items){ 
    // do something 

}

Generating more complex view parameters

var options = new ViewOptions();
// generate ["foo"] startkey parameter
options.StartKey.Add("foo");
// generate ["foo",{},{}] endkey parameter
options.EndKey.Add("foo", CouchValue.Empty, CouchValue.Empty);

var results = db.View<MyObject>("view_name", options);

// loop through strongly typed results
foreach (var item in results.Items){ 
    // do something 

}

Customized view key parameters

Assuming that view keys have complex structure, for example:

["johny", ["work", "programming"]]

["joe", ["programming"]]

["johny", ["work"]]

using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;

...

var options = new ViewOptions(); 
options.StartKey.Add(new JRaw("[\"johny\",[\"work\"]"));
options.EndKey.Add(new JRaw("[\"johny\",[\"work\",{}]]"));  

var results = db.View<MyObject>("view_name", options);

foreach (var item in results.Items){ 
    // do something 

}

This example will return only rows where first key contains "johny" and second key contains "work".

Get the results of a List

var results = db.List("list_name")

LoveSeat supports replication and user management off of the CouchClient as well. Enjoy!