scala client for riak

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scala client for riak

by francisco treacy-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi all,

I just pushed a version of a Scala library for Riak, at
http://github.com/frank06/riakka .
(It's called Riakka, after forking Tim's idea).

Although it's on a very early stage, it feels solid.

It's based on two awesome Scala libraries:
 - dispatch by Nathan Hamblen
 - lift-json by Joni Freeman

Getting started and features are described in the documentation at the
repo page in Github, but it roughly supports basic HTTP verb
interaction, plus conditional get (If-None-Match with vtags), walking
links and saving/retrieving attachments in binary format.

What I would deeply appreciate is feedback on the API. I am less
concerned with the implementation itself, but of course I'm eager to
receive any sort of input.

Francisco

Re: scala client for riak

by Viktor Klang :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Francisco,

I'll have a look at it, me and Tim were planning on meeting up at Devoxx and hack on Riakka,
so it's perfect in timing!

Awesome choices for Dispatch and lift-json!

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 8:17 PM, francisco treacy <francisco.treacy@...> wrote:
Hi all,

I just pushed a version of a Scala library for Riak, at
http://github.com/frank06/riakka .
(It's called Riakka, after forking Tim's idea).

Although it's on a very early stage, it feels solid.

It's based on two awesome Scala libraries:
 - dispatch by Nathan Hamblen
 - lift-json by Joni Freeman

Getting started and features are described in the documentation at the
repo page in Github, but it roughly supports basic HTTP verb
interaction, plus conditional get (If-None-Match with vtags), walking
links and saving/retrieving attachments in binary format.

What I would deeply appreciate is feedback on the API. I am less
concerned with the implementation itself, but of course I'm eager to
receive any sort of input.

Francisco



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