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Basic walkthrough
git clone git://github.com/drsm79/situp.git
cd situp
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$PWD
chmod u+x situp.py
export PATH=$PATH:$PWD
Optional dependencies (tbd):
To create my_view in $PWD/_design/my_design run:
situp.py view -d my_design my_view
This produces a skeleton map.js and reduce.js in $PWD/_design/my_design/views/my_view/. If you want to use a built-in reduce (sum|count|stats) run:
situp.py view -d my_design my_view --count
To create some empty html files that will be added to your design document as an attachment run:
situp.py html -d my_design --name=page1
This creates page1.html in $PWD/_design/my_design/_attachments/.
Vendors are managed via kan.so packages. A vendor and it's dependencies are installed into $PWD/_design/my_design/vendor. For example, you could install backbone by running:
situp.py vendor -d my_design backbone
This assumes that you are going to make an application in a kan.so compatible manner. If you want to include some javascript that is either not available via kan.so packages or you don't want to follow the kan.so application pattern you can either manually put the js files in $PWD/_design/my_design/_attachments/ or clone the code into the vendor directory, e.g.:
cd _design/my_design/vendor/
git clone git://github.com/documentcloud/backbone.git
The latter is discouraged due to the deep-repo -problem i.e. you may lose your work in the deep repos. You can manually copy files into _attachments/js where you can manage things such as versions and deployment -names.
To push the application into your CouchDB server run:
situp.py push -d my_design -e demo_app -s http://localhost:5984