sbisbee/docker-couchdb
Docker build files to build CouchDB images.
Discovered public repositories for sbisbee in the GitHub catalog.
Docker build files to build CouchDB images.
Public repository.
a high-level CouchDB client for Node.js
Public repository.
Archival of Calomel.org's ssh_gatekeeper script with modification to work with the google-authenticator.
A hack to get jekyll blog posts into WordPress.
Grunt: a task-based command line build tool for JavaScript projects.
Generate CouchDB documents by byte size. Useful for load testing applications.
Schedules and notes from CouchDB Summit: Boston.
Back port work on OpenSSL 1.0.0e for Lucid.
The web site for Sag and Sag-JS, explaining how to connect your code to CouchDB.
Language Savant
I run irssi/screen on a remote machine and connect to it with ssh, so this allows me to still have libnotify on my laptop show me when stuff happens.
A simple but powerful Node.js library for talking to CouchDB.
A wrapper around the pandoc tool for node.
A poorly named experiment to see how you can distribute work among consumers based on CouchDB generated IDs.
A very simple logging class for PHP.
Wraps oggz-chop to chop a video into chunks.
A proof of concept about file locking and node.
A Chrome Extension that filters out items in your Github feed based on repository name, user, and type of action (comment, merge, etc.).
A Chrome Extension that tries to locate running instances of CouchDB when you browse to a domain.
Mirror of Apache CouchDB
jQuery JavaScript Library
Translates data in SQL based storage to CouchDB documents.
Connecting the browser's LocalStorage with CouchDB.
Enables full-text searching of CouchDB documents using Lucene
A simple but powerful PHP library for talking to CouchDB.
mailp (mail ping) sends an e-mail from your system and watches your local mbox file to see if it returns.
Translate common log styled web server logs into a bulk upload for couchdb.
grng (Google Random Number Generator) was a hobby project done some time ago in an attempt to generate truely random numbers from Google web search results. The code is being preserved here, with maybe the occasional cleanup task.