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Subject: GeoCouch weird issue / won't index
From: Keith Gable <ziggythehamster@gmail.com>
To: "user@couchdb.apache.org" <user@couchdb.apache.org>
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Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2010 22:15:18 -0600
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I'm trying out GeoCouch right now and I'm coming across something I've
been banging my head on for an hour or two now. I got the examples to
work, but I can't get anything to actually work with my real data.

Here is my spatial function (which is design_doc["spatial"]["geocode"]
in case I have it in the wrong spot, but it DOES run, so I doubt this):

function(doc) {
 if (doc['couchrest-type'] == 'Place') {
  if (doc['geo'] && doc['geo'].length == 2) {
   log('geo on ' + doc['_id'] + ' = ' + doc['geo'][0] + ',' +
doc['geo'][1] );
   emit({ type: "Point", coordinates: [ doc['geo'][0],
doc['geo'][1] ] }, doc['_id']);
  } else {
   log('no geo on ' + doc['_id']);
  }
 }
}

Here is one of the documents:
{
   "_id": "000c02eb-3372-4071-b56d-928f154a3357",
   "_rev": "4-5a1c3fe5d45fd164c6dc4216672d3f58",
   "address": "710 E Ben White Blvd",
   "title": "McDonald's",
   "alcohol": [
   ],
   "postal_code": "78704",
   "url": "www.mcdonalds.com",
   "human_id": null,
   "fare": [
       "Fast Food",
       "American",
       "Burgers"
   ],
   "created_by": "_system",
   "tags": [
   ],
   "bitly_hash": null,
   "atmosphere": null,
   "parking": null,
   "geo": [
       30.218978,
       -97.75523
   ],
   "phone_number": "(512) 707-6838",
   "couchrest-type": "Place",
   "reservations": null,
   "credit_cards_accepted": [
   ],
   "features": [
       "Kid Friendly"
   ],
   "updated_by": "_system",
   "path": [
       "875de01b-edb9-47a4-aabc-7acd97ecde43",
       "ea46e21f-889c-4960-b0eb-3cf65a093a1c",
       "bfff92eb-d35c-4df3-ae8f-01e68c3f8fc6",
       "6a26a5fd-34ef-47de-9d0e-7c4bce509b1b",
       "000c02eb-3372-4071-b56d-928f154a3357"
   ],
   "hours": null,
   "description": null,
   "owned_by": "_system"
}

The correct coordinates get outputted by my log() functions, but it
seems like nothing gets emitted.

This spatial query returns nothing:

http://localhost:5984/macrodeck-development/_design/Place/_spatial/geocode?bbox=0,0,180,90

The log isn't really entirely helpful either since it doesn't seem to
tell me if there was a problem with the GeoJSON. I'm running version
"1.1.0a771dd47-git" (latest version as of a few minutes ago).

Any tips to help diagnose this? Maybe I've just made a stupid mistake
and it's going to be a simple fix... :)

Thanks for any help anyone can provide.