Pouch to couch sync - couchdb

I am making an application using Ionic framework We are using Couchdb and pouchdb but when we do couchdb to pouchdb sync All the documents in Couchdb are replicating to every pouchdb user I am stucked please help me

You need to create a filtered function to replicate only documents you need.
Here the documentation from pouchdb: http://pouchdb.com/2015/04/05/filtered-replication.html
Usually for this case I create one database per user in couchdb and I replicate pouchdb only with the couchdb user database. So you don't have to deal with filtered function on pouchDB.
You will use filtered function to replicate couchdb user database to a master couchdb database.
Here the documentation for couchDB replication with filtering function: https://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Replication#Filtered_Replication

I think your question is answered in that thread:
here
Good luck

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Call function when document is added to database?

I am working with NodeJS and Cloudant (alternatively the DashDB Warehouse if that works better). I wonder if it is possible to have a function in NodeJS that gets called each time a document has been added to the database? I have checked out indexed views but can't really understand how to do it. Does anyone have any good tips regarding this or what documentation to look at?
You can listen to DB _changes in Cloudant (https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/Cloudant/api/database.html) in continous mode.
Every document change in the Cloudant DB (create,update,delete) will be notified through this channel.
There are different nodejs libraries you can use with this purpose. This is
one example: https://www.npmjs.com/package/cloudant-follow

Multiple PouchDB to single CouchDB

I need to submit data from multiple mobile apps. in my mobile app I am planning to use pouchdb to store the document, later I want this document to sync to couchdb one-way only.
what will happen if I submit data from multiple devices ? will pouch db create same document ID and overwrite data in couchDB ?
The document ID will not be the same, assuming you're letting PouchDB create them (the likelihood of PouchDB generating the same ID twice is extremely low)

How can I intercept a call from PouchDB to CouchDB, using .net

I am learning PouchDB with CouchDB and trying to wrap my head around intercepting documents to the couchdb server and performing an action on it wether it be creating other documents, updating the user table, etc.
On the server the json document will be treated through a business layer before it is submitted to the couchdb server, preferably in .net.
Is this possible? If not, is there a way to do so?
Thanks!
On the server side, you can listen to the _changes feed from CouchDB (docs here) and react whenever a document is added, modified, or deleted. This could be useful for reporting/messaging/aggregation/etc.
Alternatively, if you want to do some schema validation on the documents before they are accepted, then you should look into adding a design doc with a validate_doc_update field (docs here).

How to get all document from couchdb start with some word. is it possible in light couch?

I am using pouchdb on client side and couchdb on server side. and both are in sync.
I am accessing couchdb from java using client-api lightpouch.
I am storing transaction data, each transaction is stored as document by prefixed _id like
Transaction_1,
Transaction_2
..
..
so on
Now i want to access all the documents where the _id field starts with Transaction on the server.
This is possible in pouchdb and i am able to achieve that.
But i am wondering how can i achieve the same at server side, in java using lightcouch.
Or is there any Java client-API available that provides this kind of functionality. ??
To find all documents whose _ids match a certain prefix, you only need to do:
/_all_docs?startkey="foo"&endkey="foo\uffff"
(For the prefix "foo".)
I wrote up a bit about why this works here.
LightCouch aims at providing a simple API
for communicating with CouchDB databases.
What you need is a CouchDB view server-side which you can request with LightCouch.

Retrieving data from couchDB

I am new to couchDB but have a good experience working with relational databases. Can anyone tell how to connect to couchDB database and retrieve the data stored in it. I am giving an example in relational database and i need help regarding how to do similar task in couchDB.In mysql we use a connector to get connected to the database and the for example we give "select username from tablename where password="abc" ".
CouchDB talks HTTP and JSON, then you can use any HTTP client and JSON parser/generator. You can find a nice introduction in The Definitive Guide.
Try this URL: http://localhost:5984/_utils/, it will open FUTON editor.
CouchDB is a NOSQL database. So it works using HTTP requests (url based). Data that is stored in couchDB is in the form of JSON documents, so there is no concept of tables. In short, database in SQL represent database in couchDB and the rows in a table of SQL represent Documents in couchDB.
Coming back to your question, to retrieve data from couchDB, there is a concept called views which uses Map and Reduce functions (which are JavaScript functions). Using these views couchDB indexes your search function spanning through the complete database (includes all documents), so you need to write a Map function specifying the condition to be used to search. Here's an example -
function(doc) {
if (doc.password) {
emit(doc.username, doc);
}
}
The above example is a simple Map function. Search for the documents of the database where there is a password and return the usernames from all the documents in the database. Password input value (in this case "abc") should be specified in the query string that you will be sending out to couchDB URL. Now, you might ask where is the database specified to search for? I said that we have to create views in order to search. These views are stored in that particular database where you want to search. So, if you want to search a database with name "User_Credentials", then create a view in the "User_Credentials" with the above Map function. More details on how it can be done can be found here: CouchDB Guide to Views

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