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Posted to user@couchdb.apache.org by Oliver Boermans <bo...@gmail.com> on 2009/05/16 04:23:32 UTC
A reduce with multiple totals
Hi CouchCrew.
Hoping you guys can help me with my first reduce composition problem.
My app is intended to log phone calls. Now I want to output some
tallies. For each logged call I am emitting two items: one each for
the call answered and the call’s intended recipient. I want a tally of
calls answered and calls for with the phone answerer/recipient as the
key.
Please take a look at the code here:
http://www.friendpaste.com/64pGMIf7OoAOkSvRew8AOB
The results are null instead of my intended total. What am I doing
wrong in my reduce function?
My approach feels good up until reduce. Please correct me if there is
a better angle to this problem.
I’m spoilt by Firebug as a tool for troubleshooting this kind of code
in a browser. I’d be very interested to hear what approach you might
use to nut out what is going wrong when composing something like this
in Futon.
Many thanks
Ollie
Re: A reduce with multiple totals
Posted by Oliver Boermans <bo...@gmail.com>.
2009/5/16 Patrick Antivackis <pa...@gmail.com>:
> You should do like this :
>
>
> function(keys, values) {
> var totalcallsfor = 0;
> var totalanswered = 0;
> values.forEach(function(value) {
> totalcallsfor = totalcallsfor + value.callfor;
> totalanswered = totalanswered + value.answered;
> });
> return {'callfor': totalcallsfor, 'answered':totalanswered};
> }
That works, Thank you Patrick.
Re: A reduce with multiple totals
Posted by Patrick Antivackis <pa...@gmail.com>.
Hello Oliver,
You are mistaking on the way to iterate over the values object.
You should do like this :
function(keys, values) {
var totalcallsfor = 0;
var totalanswered = 0;
values.forEach(function(value) {
totalcallsfor = totalcallsfor + value.callfor;
totalanswered = totalanswered + value.answered;
});
return {'callfor': totalcallsfor, 'answered':totalanswered};
}
Regards
2009/5/16 Oliver Boermans <bo...@gmail.com>
> Hi CouchCrew.
>
> Hoping you guys can help me with my first reduce composition problem.
>
> My app is intended to log phone calls. Now I want to output some
> tallies. For each logged call I am emitting two items: one each for
> the call answered and the call’s intended recipient. I want a tally of
> calls answered and calls for with the phone answerer/recipient as the
> key.
>
> Please take a look at the code here:
> http://www.friendpaste.com/64pGMIf7OoAOkSvRew8AOB
>
> The results are null instead of my intended total. What am I doing
> wrong in my reduce function?
>
> My approach feels good up until reduce. Please correct me if there is
> a better angle to this problem.
>
> I’m spoilt by Firebug as a tool for troubleshooting this kind of code
> in a browser. I’d be very interested to hear what approach you might
> use to nut out what is going wrong when composing something like this
> in Futon.
>
> Many thanks
> Ollie
>