This repository contains the third generation of the official Couchbase SDK for Ruby (aka. SDKv3)

If you find an issue, please file it in our JIRA issue tracker. Also you are always welcome on our forum and Discord.

Please attach version information to the ticket/post. To obtain this information, use the following command:

$ ruby -r couchbase -e 'p Couchbase::VERSION' 

The library has been tested with MRI 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4. Supported platforms are Linux and MacOS.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem "couchbase", "3.7.0"

And then execute:

$ bundle install 

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install couchbase 

For some platforms we precompile binary packages. When, for some reason, binary packages cannot be used, pass --platform=ruby to the gem install command (or check the specific_platform and force_ruby_platform options of Bundler). In latter case, see the Development section for build dependencies.

Here are some basic steps demonstrating basic operations with data:

require "couchbase" include Couchbase # include Couchbase module for brevity # initialize library cluster = Cluster.connect("couchbase://127.0.0.1", "Administrator", "password") # open bucket and collection for data operations bucket = cluster.bucket("my_bucket") collection = bucket.default_collection # update or insert the document res = collection.upsert("foo", {"bar" => 42}) res.cas #=> 22120998714646 # retrieve document from the collection res = collection.get("foo") res.cas #=> 22120998714646 res.content #=> {"bar"=>42} # remove document res = collection.remove("foo") res.cas #=> 47891154812182 # fetch top-3 cities by number of hotels in the collection res = cluster.query("  SELECT city, COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM `travel-sample`  WHERE type = $type  GROUP BY city  ORDER BY cnt DESC  LIMIT 3", Options::Query(named_parameters: {type: "hotel"}, metrics: true)) res.rows.each do |row| p row end #=> {"city"=>"San Francisco", "cnt"=>132} # {"city"=>"London", "cnt"=>67} # {"city"=>"Paris", "cnt"=>64}

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

Part of the library is written in C++, and requires both C and C++ compilers installed on the system. To configure the build environment it uses cmake. When these tools are installed, the build process is easy:

$ bundle exec rake compile 

By default, a mock cluster is used for testing. If you wish to use a real cluster, you can define the TEST_CONNECTION_STRING environment variable (e.g. TEST_CONNECTION_STRING=couchbase://localhost). You might also need to set the values for the TEST_USERNAME, TEST_PASSWORD, and TEST_BUCKET environment variables.

To run the tests:

$ bundle exec rake test 

We use the RuboCop linter. To run it:

$ bundle exec rubocop 

To build and install the Ruby gem (where VERSION is the current version of the SDK):

$ gem build couchbase.gemspec $ gem install couchbase-VERSION.snapshot.gem 

To generate documentation yard library is highly recommended.

$ gem install yard 

The following steps will generate API reference for selected git tag:

$ rake doc 

Now the API reference is accessible using a web browser (where VERSION is the current version of the SDK)

$ firefox doc/couchbase-ruby-client-VERSION/index.html 

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the Apache2 License.

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