I am fiddling around with a 'list'-function in couch handling linked documents. Documents and their linked 'neighbors' are screened. It works all fine.
So, I thought I would extend it a little and let some representative 'neighbor'-data be screened rather than the _id:xxx..
My thought was to use jQuery.ajax() and feed it the _id:xxx to return the data I wanted and then let the list-function send that to be screened.
In the top of the 'lib/lists.js' I place $=require('jQuery')
and in the kanso.json the jquery package is included and 'installed' before the push but this only results in window not defined
.
OK. It could be that there does not exist any window-object in the lists.js, but what to do then? Should I write an XHRHttpRequest in javascript directly or let lists.js result on a webpage where jQuery can be called in the <script>jQuery code here..</script>
and find the elements wanted, read the _id:xxx, fetch wanted data and replace _id:xxx with the wanted data?
Both solutions seems rather 'write more, don't do so much actually'. Suggestions?