I'm having a problem getting a couchdb view to return the proper documents when using multiple keys.
This works fine, returning the documents that match:
GET http://example.com:5984/myDb/_design/myFilters/_view/getItemByForeignKeyId?key=abc123
This returns returns all documents in the view, matching or not:
GET http://example.com:5984/myDb/_design/myFilters/_view/getItemByForeignKeyId?keys=%5B%22abc123%22%5D
I'm usually very good at hunting down my answers. But, CouchDB documentation is very clear on the format for using multiple keys. I've seen some use the ?keys=[123,123] and i've also seen ?keys="abc","abc".
If anyone can offer any clarification on the 'proper' format and encoding of multiple key queries for CouchDB using a GET method, I would be extremely appreciative.
To get multiple keys from a view, you need to do a post request and submit the keys in the request body. Your HTTP request will look like this:
POST /myDb/_design/myFilters/_view/getItemByForeignKeyId
Content-Type: application/json
{
"keys" : [
"abc",
"123"
]
}
function(doc){
{
if([doc.key1, doc.key2])
emit([doc.key1, doc.thingYouWantToKnow]);
}
}
and in the query string, at the end
?key=["key1Value", "key2Value"]
Notice that it is key=[]
, not keys=[]
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