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CouchDB and PHP Web Development Beginner’s Guide
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Index
Eachchapterfollowsthecreationofasocialnetworkingapplicationwithstep-by-stepinstructions.Thismeansthatyouwillhaveeasilycreatedacomplete,workingapplicationbytheendofthebook.ThisbookisforbeginnerandintermediatePHPdevelopersinterestedinusingCouchDBdevelopmentintheirprojects.AdvancedPHPdeveloperswillappreciatethefamiliarityofthePHParchitectureandcaneasilylearnhowtoincorporateCouchDBintotheirexistingdevelopmentexperiences.
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- Index
- Chapter 3 Getting Started with CouchDB and Futon
- Chapter 2 Setting up your Development Environment
- Appendix A. Pop quiz — Answers
- Summary
- What's next?
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- Index 更新時間：2021-08-13 18:23:23
- Chapter 3 Getting Started with CouchDB and Futon
- Chapter 2 Setting up your Development Environment
- Appendix A. Pop quiz — Answers
- Summary
- What's next?
- Time for action — replicating our local _users database to Cloudant
- Replicating local data to production
- Application hosting with PHP Fog
- Time for action — adding our configuration file to Bones
- Time for action — creating a configuration class
- Configuring our project
- Database hosting with Cloudant
- Before we get started
- Chapter 10. Deploying your Application
- Summary
- Time for action — adding Gravatars to our application
- Using Gravatars
- Time for action — fixing our delete post function to work with pagination
- Time for action — adding frontend support for pagination
- Time for action — refactoring our code so it's not redundant
- Time for action — adjusting our get_posts_by_user function to skip and limit posts
- Time for action — taking posts out of profile.php and putting them in their own partial view
- Adding simple pagination using jQuery
- Time for action — improving our user experience by using AJAX to delete posts
- Using jQuery to improve our site
- Time for action — creating master.js and connecting Boostrap's JavaScript files
- Time for action — adding jQuery to our project
- Adding jQuery to our project
- Chapter 9. Adding Bells and Whistles to your Application
- Summary
- Wrapping up
- Time for action – hiding the delete buttons when not on the current user's profile
- Time for action — adding a validate function to ensure that only creators can update or delete their documents
- Time for action — adding support to delete posts in our application
- Time for action — adding support for $_rev to our classes
- Time for action — adding support to our application to consume the reduce function
- Time for action — creating the reduce function in Futon
- Time for action — adding posts to the user profile
- Time for action — adding support to get_posts_by_user in the post class
- Time for action — querying the posts_by_user view
- Time for action — creating a view for listing posts
- Time for action — creating a temporary view
- Design documents
- Chapter 8. Using Design Documents for Views and Validation
- Summary
- Wrapping up
- Time for action — creating a route and handling the creation of the Post
- Time for action — making a form to enable Post creation
- Time for action — making a function to handle Post creation
- Creating posts
- Posts
- Time for action — checking whether a user is currently logged in
- Time for action — handling 404 errors with Bones
- Time for action : handling 404 errors with Bones
- Time for action — handling exceptions
- Time for action — handling 500 errors with Bones
- Time for action — examining Apache's log
- Time for action — creating the user profile
- Time for action — creating a route for user profiles
- Time for action — getting single user documents
- User profile
- Chapter 7. User Profiles and Modeling Posts
- Summary
- Time for action – handling the current user
- Time for action – adding functionality for users to log out
- Time for action — adding functionality for users to log in
- User authentication
- Time for action — showing alerts
- Time for action — handling document update conflicts using SagCouchException
- Time for action : Examine CouchDB's log
- Time for action — examining Apache's log
- Exception handling and resolving errors
- Time for action — cleaning up the signup process
- Time for action — handling simple user signup
- The signup process
- Time for action — adding the fields to support the user documents
- Designing our user documents
- Time for action — organizing our user views
- Time for action — sprucing up the home page
- Time for action — including Bootstrap and adjusting our layout to work with it
- Time for action — installing Bootstrap locally
- Before we get started
- Chapter 6. Modeling Users
- Summary
- Wrapping up
- Time for action — plugging the User object in
- Time for action — creating a User object
- Time for action — creating a Base object
- Time for action — including the classes directory
- Time for action — creating a document with Sag
- Time for action — adding Sag to Bones
- Time for action — using Git to install Sag
- Sag
- Available CouchDB libraries
- Time for action — creating a CouchDB document with PHP and curl
- Time for action — creating a standard object to encode to JSON
- Time for action — adding an e-mail field to the signup form
- Diving in head first
- Time for action — creating a database for Verge with curl
- Before we get started
- Chapter 5. Connecting your Application to CouchDB
- Summary
- Get complete code from GitHub
- Publishing your code to GitHub
- Time for action — creating a stylesheet for the application
- Time for action — altering .htaccess to support public files
- Adding support for public files
- Adding support for complex routing
- Time for action — adding simple but powerful helpers to Bones
- Time for action — altering the register to support different methods
- Time for action — retrieving the HTTP method used in a request
- Adding support for other HTTP methods
- Time for action — creating views
- Time for action — rendering views inside of our routes
- Time for action — creating a simple layout file
- Time for action — allowing our application to display a view by calling it in index.php
- Time for action — allowing Bones to store variables and the content path
- Time for action — using constants to get the location of the working directory
- Handling layouts and views
- Time for action — creating routes for us to test against Bones
- Time for action — creating a get function in our Bones class
- Time for action — creating the register function to match routes
- Time for action — creating functions to access the route on Bones creation
- Time for action — creating the class structure of Bones
- Time for action — hooking up our application to Bones
- Time for action — creating the .htaccess file
- Time for action — creating our first file: index.php
- Implementing basic routing
- Time for action — initializing a Git repository
- Time for action — creating the directories for Verge
- Project setup
- Bones
- What we'll build in this book
- Chapter 4. Starting your Application
- Summary
- Time for action — accessing a database with security enabled
- Time for action — checking to make sure the database is secure
- Time for action — securing the _users database
- Time for action — anonymously accessing the _users database
- Time for action — taking CouchDB out of Admin Party
- Security
- Time for action — creating a document in Futon
- Time for action — updating a document in Futon
- Futon
- Time for action — creating a CouchDB document
- Time for action — deleting a database In CouchDB
- Time for action — creating new databases in CouchDB
- Time for action — getting a list of all databases in CouchDB
- What is CouchDB?
- Chapter 3. Getting Started with CouchDB and Futon
- Summary
- Did you have any problems?
- Time for action — installing and configuring Git
- Installing version control
- Time for action — checking that CouchDB is running
- Checking that our setup is complete
- Time for action — installing CouchDB
- Time for action — installing Homebrew
- Time for action — further configuration of Apache
- Time for action — creating a quick info page
- Time for action — making sure that Apache can connect to PHP
- Time for action — checking your PHP version
- Time for action — opening your web browser
- Time for action — using Terminal to show hidden files
- Setting up your web development environment on Mac OS X
- Operating systems
- Chapter 2. Setting up your Development Environment
- Summary
- Introduction to CouchDB
- The NoSQL database evolution
- Chapter 1. Introduction to CouchDB
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Time for action — heading
- Conventions
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewers
- About the Author
- Credits
- CouchDB and PHP Web Development Beginner's Guide
- coverpage
- coverpage
- CouchDB and PHP Web Development Beginner's Guide
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Time for action — heading
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Chapter 1. Introduction to CouchDB
- The NoSQL database evolution
- Introduction to CouchDB
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Setting up your Development Environment
- Operating systems
- Setting up your web development environment on Mac OS X
- Time for action — using Terminal to show hidden files
- Time for action — opening your web browser
- Time for action — checking your PHP version
- Time for action — making sure that Apache can connect to PHP
- Time for action — creating a quick info page
- Time for action — further configuration of Apache
- Time for action — installing Homebrew
- Time for action — installing CouchDB
- Checking that our setup is complete
- Time for action — checking that CouchDB is running
- Installing version control
- Time for action — installing and configuring Git
- Did you have any problems?
- Summary
- Chapter 3. Getting Started with CouchDB and Futon
- What is CouchDB?
- Time for action — getting a list of all databases in CouchDB
- Time for action — creating new databases in CouchDB
- Time for action — deleting a database In CouchDB
- Time for action — creating a CouchDB document
- Futon
- Time for action — updating a document in Futon
- Time for action — creating a document in Futon
- Security
- Time for action — taking CouchDB out of Admin Party
- Time for action — anonymously accessing the _users database
- Time for action — securing the _users database
- Time for action — checking to make sure the database is secure
- Time for action — accessing a database with security enabled
- Summary
- Chapter 4. Starting your Application
- What we'll build in this book
- Bones
- Project setup
- Time for action — creating the directories for Verge
- Time for action — initializing a Git repository
- Implementing basic routing
- Time for action — creating our first file: index.php
- Time for action — creating the .htaccess file
- Time for action — hooking up our application to Bones
- Time for action — creating the class structure of Bones
- Time for action — creating functions to access the route on Bones creation
- Time for action — creating the register function to match routes
- Time for action — creating a get function in our Bones class
- Time for action — creating routes for us to test against Bones
- Handling layouts and views
- Time for action — using constants to get the location of the working directory
- Time for action — allowing Bones to store variables and the content path
- Time for action — allowing our application to display a view by calling it in index.php
- Time for action — creating a simple layout file
- Time for action — rendering views inside of our routes
- Time for action — creating views
- Adding support for other HTTP methods
- Time for action — retrieving the HTTP method used in a request
- Time for action — altering the register to support different methods
- Time for action — adding simple but powerful helpers to Bones
- Adding support for complex routing
- Adding support for public files
- Time for action — altering .htaccess to support public files
- Time for action — creating a stylesheet for the application
- Publishing your code to GitHub
- Get complete code from GitHub
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Connecting your Application to CouchDB
- Before we get started
- Time for action — creating a database for Verge with curl
- Diving in head first
- Time for action — adding an e-mail field to the signup form
- Time for action — creating a standard object to encode to JSON
- Time for action — creating a CouchDB document with PHP and curl
- Available CouchDB libraries
- Sag
- Time for action — using Git to install Sag
- Time for action — adding Sag to Bones
- Time for action — creating a document with Sag
- Time for action — including the classes directory
- Time for action — creating a Base object
- Time for action — creating a User object
- Time for action — plugging the User object in
- Wrapping up
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Modeling Users
- Before we get started
- Time for action — installing Bootstrap locally
- Time for action — including Bootstrap and adjusting our layout to work with it
- Time for action — sprucing up the home page
- Time for action — organizing our user views
- Designing our user documents
- Time for action — adding the fields to support the user documents
- The signup process
- Time for action — handling simple user signup
- Time for action — cleaning up the signup process
- Exception handling and resolving errors
- Time for action — examining Apache's log
- Time for action : Examine CouchDB's log
- Time for action — handling document update conflicts using SagCouchException
- Time for action — showing alerts
- User authentication
- Time for action — adding functionality for users to log in
- Time for action – adding functionality for users to log out
- Time for action – handling the current user
- Summary
- Chapter 7. User Profiles and Modeling Posts
- User profile
- Time for action — getting single user documents
- Time for action — creating a route for user profiles
- Time for action — creating the user profile
- Time for action — examining Apache's log
- Time for action — handling 500 errors with Bones
- Time for action — handling exceptions
- Time for action : handling 404 errors with Bones
- Time for action — handling 404 errors with Bones
- Time for action — checking whether a user is currently logged in
- Posts
- Creating posts
- Time for action — making a function to handle Post creation
- Time for action — making a form to enable Post creation
- Time for action — creating a route and handling the creation of the Post
- Wrapping up
- Summary
- Chapter 8. Using Design Documents for Views and Validation
- Design documents
- Time for action — creating a temporary view
- Time for action — creating a view for listing posts
- Time for action — querying the posts_by_user view
- Time for action — adding support to get_posts_by_user in the post class
- Time for action — adding posts to the user profile
- Time for action — creating the reduce function in Futon
- Time for action — adding support to our application to consume the reduce function
- Time for action — adding support for $_rev to our classes
- Time for action — adding support to delete posts in our application
- Time for action — adding a validate function to ensure that only creators can update or delete their documents
- Time for action – hiding the delete buttons when not on the current user's profile
- Wrapping up
- Summary
- Chapter 9. Adding Bells and Whistles to your Application
- Adding jQuery to our project
- Time for action — adding jQuery to our project
- Time for action — creating master.js and connecting Boostrap's JavaScript files
- Using jQuery to improve our site
- Time for action — improving our user experience by using AJAX to delete posts
- Adding simple pagination using jQuery
- Time for action — taking posts out of profile.php and putting them in their own partial view
- Time for action — adjusting our get_posts_by_user function to skip and limit posts
- Time for action — refactoring our code so it's not redundant
- Time for action — adding frontend support for pagination
- Time for action — fixing our delete post function to work with pagination
- Using Gravatars
- Time for action — adding Gravatars to our application
- Summary
- Chapter 10. Deploying your Application
- Before we get started
- Database hosting with Cloudant
- Configuring our project
- Time for action — creating a configuration class
- Time for action — adding our configuration file to Bones
- Application hosting with PHP Fog
- Replicating local data to production
- Time for action — replicating our local _users database to Cloudant
- What's next?
- Summary
- Appendix A. Pop quiz — Answers
- Chapter 2 Setting up your Development Environment
- Chapter 3 Getting Started with CouchDB and Futon
- Index 更新時間：2021-08-13 18:23:23
