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Subject: Re: Cloaking calls to external API (ElasticSearch)
From: Ian Mayo <ian@planetmayo.com>
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Thanks for that support Robert,
I wasn't aware of that CouchDb feature.

During the development phase of my app, however, I wish to use
Cloud-hosted CouchDb.  In a hosted instance I don't expect to be able
to provide custom executables to the environment.

Do you believe there is/was any chance of implementing similar
functionality in a JS file stored in the CouchDb itself?

cheers,
Ian