Ruby on Rails

On Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 12:56 AM, Paulo Carvalho wrote:

Hello,

In my rails application, I am using couchrest_model to connect to a

couchDB database.

I have a model like this:

[code]

class Author < CouchRest::Model::Base

property :id, Integer

property :title, String

property :first_name, String

property :last_name, String

# view to get only the documents which starts with "authors" - Table

Authors

view_by :id,

:map => "function(doc) {

if(doc._id.indexOf('authors') == 0) {

emit(null, doc);

}

}"

end

[/code]

In the controller the function is simple:

[code]

def list

@authors = Author.by_id()

end

[/code]

And in the view I iterate the @authors to show the results.

I would like to implement pagination but I don't know how. I already

implemented pagination before, when I was using a PostgreSQL database

and active records (will_paginate), but now, I am stuck with this.

Anyone can help me with a simple example?

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