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An easy interface to CouchDB from R
Note: Check out R4couchdb, another R package to interact with CouchDB.
sofa docs: https://docs.ropensci.org/sofa/
sofa
works with CouchDB v2 and v3. See the
builds for checks on various CouchDB versions.
This may be starting it on your terminal/shell
couchdb
Or opening the CouchDB app on your machine, or running it in Docker. Whatever it is, start it up.
From CRAN
install.packages("sofa")
Development version from GitHub
::install_github("ropensci/sofa") remotes
library('sofa')
Cushions? What? Since it’s couch we gotta use cushions
somehow. cushions
are a connection class containing all
connection info to a CouchDB instance. See ?Cushion
for
help.
As an example, connecting to a Cloudant couch:
<- Cushion$new(
z host = "stuff.cloudant.com",
transport = 'https',
port = NULL,
user = 'foobar',
pwd = 'things'
)
Break down of parameters:
host
: the base url, without the transport
(http
/https
)path
: context path that is appended to the end of the
urltransport
: http
or https
port
: The port to connect to. Default: 5984. For
Cloudant, have to set to NULL
user
: User name for the service.pwd
: Password for the service, if any.headers
: headers to pass in all requestsIf you call Cushion$new()
with no arguments you get a
cushion set up for local use on your machine, with all defaults
used.
<- Cushion$new() x
Ping the server
$ping() x
Nice, it’s working.
See the docs https://docs.ropensci.org/sofa/ for more.
sofa
in R doing
citation(package = 'sofa')
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.