Using either setup.ps1 or setup.sh will use curl to try and create the ddoc.json on the provided url.
This means the contents of this ddoc.json will be added to the design documents of the database.
The database ddoc will have it's name choosen from the _id property inside the ddoc.json.
The url should be fully qualified with password and user.
eg: User = admin, Password = password, Host = localhost:5984, Database = my_database
the complete url then is https://admin:password@localhost:5984/my_database
For each method there is an if (doc.split_discriminator == 'type') which if true emit will be executed, type can be openiddict.application, openiddict.authorization, openiddict.scope or openiddict.token the if is ommited for brevity.
To call a view you first use the doc name then the view id below are only the view ids you call and their results.
In code there are some Internal namespaces that containt a static Views class and a View class that is used to call views, you can replace them or use them in case you need functionality that is not provided but do so with care.
Returns the count of all application documents.
When reduce is false it returns the document id.
map: emit(doc._id, doc._rev);
reduce: _count
Returns the count of all authorization documents.
When reduce is false it returns the document id.
map: emit(doc._id, doc._rev);
reduce: _count
Returns the application_id of an authorization as key and rev as value.
map: emit(doc.application_id, doc._rev);
Returns the subject of an authorization as key and rev as value.
map: emit(doc.subject, doc._rev);
The key is an array of datetime which the first element is creation_date and the second is expiration_date.
Returns only the documents that their type is not inactive or valid.
map: emit([doc.creation_date, doc.ation_date], doc._rev);
Returns the count of all scope documents.
When reduce is false it returns the document id.
map: emit(doc._id, doc._rev);
reduce: _count
Returns the name of a scope as key and rev as value.
map: emit(doc.name, doc._rev);
Returns the count of all token documents.
When reduce is false it returns the document id.
map: emit(doc._id, doc._rev);
reduce: _count
Returns the application_id of a token as key and rev as value.
map: emit(doc.application_id, doc._rev);
Returns the authorization_id of a token as key and rev as value.
map: emit(doc.authorization_id, doc._rev);
The key is an array of datetime which the first element is creation_date and the second is expiration_date.
Returns only the documents that their type is not inactive or valid.
map: emit([doc.creation_date, doc.expiration_date], doc._rev);