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- #redirect How_to_serve_applications
- ## page was renamed from ServingAppsFromCouchDb
- You can write applications that are written entirely in HTML/CSS and JavaScript and that is stored within CouchDB document attachments. Here's a short script that makes it easy to wrap up a bunch of files and put them into a database.
  
- This is a quick'n'dirty hack. All you need to do is fill the {{{$files}}} array with entries of {{{$file}}} arrays that contain the filename and content-type of that file.
- 
- Run with: 
- $ curl -X PUT http://server:5984/database/document -d "\`php upload.php\`"
- 
- {{{
- <?php
- $file["name"] = "main.html";
- $file["contentType"] = "text/html";
- $files[] = $file;
- 
- $file["name"] = "thread.html";
- $file["contentType"] = "text/html";
- $files[] = $file;
- 
- $file["name"] = "styles.css";
- $file["contentType"] = "text/css";
- $files[] = $file;
- 
- $file["name"] = "DetectWebkit.js";
- $file["contentType"] = "application/javascript";
- $files[] = $file;
- 
- foreach($files AS $file) {
- 	$file["data"] = base64_encode(file_get_contents($file["name"]));
- 	
- 	$attachments[] = <<<EOF
- 		"$file[name]": {
- 			"content-type":"$file[contentType]",
- 			"data":"$file[data]"
- 		}
- EOF;
- }
- 
- $attachments = implode(",\n\n", $attachments);
- 
- $document = <<<EOF
- {
- 	"_attachments": {
- 		$attachments
- 
- 	}
- }
- 
- EOF;
- echo $document;
- ?>
- }}}
-