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I covered creating CouchDB views using the API in 7. You simply add a reduce function to your view s JavaScript definition to get the desired results. Listing 8-7 would create the count_by_type view from the previous section using the CouchDB RESTful HTTP API. Listing 8-7. count_by_type.json { "language": "javascript", "views": { "count_by_type": { "map": "function(doc) { if(doc.email && doc.fax) emit('Both', 1); else if(doc.email) emit('Email', 1); else if(doc.fax) emit('Fax', 1); else emit('Neither', 1); }", "reduce": "function(doc) { return sum(values); }" } } } Now let s add this view to the contacts design document in the contacts CouchDB database: curl -X PUT http://127.0.0.1:5984/contacts/_design/contacts -d @count_by_type.json As you can see from Listing 8-7, you simply include the reduce function alongside your map function when defining your view using JavaScript. Complex views are much easier to create using Futon, because you don t have to worry about escaping quote characters and missing braces and the like. Of course, you could always create your own application for defining views. Let s now use curl to run the view you created in the previous section. If you saved the view in the contacts design document with the name count_by_type, you should be able to access the view using the following URL: http://127.0.0.1:5984/contacts/_design/contacts/_view/count_by_type. curl -X GET http://127.0.0.1:5984/contacts/_design/contacts/_view/count_by_type The results of this command should look similar to Listing 8-8.

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Figure 2-7. The iPod keyboard grows easier to use with experience. Notice the Shift key (arrow pointing up), to the left of the Z key and the Backspace/Delete key (pentagram pointing left with an x in it) to the right of M. The @123 key switches to a numbers and symbols layout. The Go key finalizes your changes. In some applications, a Return key lets you add carriage returns to your text.

Listing 8-8. Command-Line Results of count_by_type View {"rows":[ {"key":null,"value":5} ]} That doesn t look right, does it It s simply returning the overall count of the number of documents in the database and not grouping the aggregation based on the key. The reason for this is that you need to explicitly tell the CouchDB API to perform grouping on your view. You did not need to do this in Futon because it does it for you automatically, but using the API, this is a manual process. This time around, issue the following command: cURL -X GET http://127.0.0.1:5984/contacts/_design/contacts/_view/count_by_type group=true This command should result in the code in Listing 8-9 being returned. Listing 8-9. Grouped Results of count_by_type View {"rows":[ {"key":"Both","value":1}, {"key":"Email","value":2}, {"key":"Fax","value":1}, {"key":"Neither","value":1} ]} That's more like it, isn't it As you can see, by passing the group=true query parameter along with your view s URI, you tell CouchDB to group the results by the view s key.