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Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 16:12:06 -0500
From: Noah Diewald <noah@diewald.me>
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Subject: Re: Problem with commonjs in view
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If anyone is curious about the "dumb" thing that I did, here it goes.

I created a view that referred to the exported function using a relative =
path.
This didn't work. I decided to try and debug the problem using the tempor=
ary
view editor. This didn't work because I guess that temporary views are sp=
ecial
somehow. I had thought that I'd tried updating the view to match this exa=
mple,
without using a temporary view:

>> views: {
>>   lib: {
>>     blue: "exports.ninenine =3D 99;"
>>   },
>>   mymap: {
>>     map: "function (doc) {emit(require('views/lib/blue').ninenine);}"
>>   }
>> }

But I must not have done this because I tried it again and got it to work=
=2E Moral
of the story, temporary views are not a good place to debug commonjs prob=
lems.

On 05/23/2013 02:51 PM, Noah Diewald wrote:
> Oh. I cut and pasted badly. The two errors are not the same. The first =
should be
> "mod is undefined".
>=20
> On 05/23/2013 02:40 PM, Noah Diewald wrote:
>> I have a design document where I'm trying to use commonjs in a view. A=
t this
>> point I've failed at trying to do the more complicated stuff that I in=
tended to
>> use this functionality for. I'm just trying to do something simple so =
that I can
>> figure out why things aren't working for me. I'm following this wiki p=
age fairly
>> closely: https://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/CommonJS_Modules
>>
>> I have a views property that looks like this:
>>
>> views: {
>>   lib: {
>>     blue: "exports.ninenine =3D 99;"
>>   },
>>   mymap: {
>>     map: "function (doc) {emit(require('../lib/blue').ninenine);}"
>>   }
>> }
>>
>> I get errors that look like the following for every document in the lo=
g when
>> attempting to run the view in the temporary view interface in futon:
>>
>> OS Process #Port<0.3115> Log :: function raised exception (new
>> TypeError("mod.current is null", "/usr/share/couchdb/server/main.js", =
1125))
>> with doc._id cccb3bb779549b28b2e48eb628934107
>>
>> So it looks like relative paths don't work but if I use the property p=
ath as
>> shown in the wiki:
>>
>> views: {
>>   lib: {
>>     blue: "exports.ninenine =3D 99;"
>>   },
>>   mymap: {
>>     map: "function (doc) {emit(require('views/lib/blue').ninenine);}"
>>   }
>> }
>>
>> I see this error in the log:
>>
>> OS Process #Port<0.3115> Log :: function raised exception (new
>> TypeError("mod.current is null", "/usr/share/couchdb/server/main.js", =
1125))
>> with doc._id cccb3bb779549b28b2e48eb628934107
>>
>> I haven't seen if the errors are any different when I don't try to get=
 the map
>> function to run through futon but it isn't working either way.
>>
>> This looks to be particular to the views. I am using commonjs with bot=
h updates
>> and validate_doc_update in the same design document and they are worki=
ng properly.
>>
>> I am using the Arch Linux package couchdb 1.2.2-3. I hope I'm just mak=
ing some
>> type of dumb mistake that someone can point out. Any help would be ver=
y appreciated.
>>
>> Noah
>>
>>
>=20


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