aiocouchdb3 0.1.5

A client for interacting with CouchDB 3 based on aiohttp

Async I/O for CouchDB built on aiohttp

This project is based on the (seemingly) unmaintained aiocoucdb but is not a drop-in replacement for that project.

Example

Using aiocouchdb3 is pretty easy.

import aiocouchdb3 as couchdb

user_jwt = get_user_jwt()
async with couchdb.connect() as client:
    async with client.with_token(user_jwt) as session:
        for db in await session.all_dbs:
            print(await db.info)

Features

• Allows authentication for both username/password and JWT

Contribute

Thanks for considering adding your skills to improve this library. Please review the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct. You must comply with it to contribute to aiocouchdb3.

Set up your local development environment

Check .python-version for the minimum version of Python supported by aiocouchdb3. Install that and use it to create a Poetry environment.

Install dependencies with

poetry install --all-extras

You must provide both mocked and integration tests when contributing. Get a CouchDB v3 instance up and running. (If you use Docker, see the following section about using Docker to run a properly configured CouchDB v3 instance.)

Running tests

There are two kinds of tests in the project found the ./tests directory.

• ./tests/mocked contain proper unit tests isolated from the execution environment.

• ./tests/integration contain integration tests that rely on a running instance of CouchDB. To run these copy ./test.env to ./.test.env and provide values for the two empty keys in it (and modify the other two if you want to).

  # Copy this file to .test.env and provide values for your
  # instance of CouchDB
  COUCHDB_USER =
  COUCHDB_PASSWORD =
  COUCHDB_DB_BASE_URL = http://locahost:5984
  COUCHDB_JWT_SECRET = devsecret
  

  There's a Docker compose file in tests available for you to use if you want to use that.

  docker compose --env-file .test.env -f tests/docker-compose/docker-compose.yaml up
  

  Run the tests with

  poetry run pytest
  

  If you want to run the tests while you're developing

  poetry run ptw .