ArangoDB Node.js | Integration and Development Guides

Running V8 Isolates in Multi-Threaded ArangoDB

Jan Steemann — Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:33:48 +0000

ArangoDB allows running user-defined JavaScript code in the database. This can be used for more complex, stored procedures-like database operations. Additionally, ArangoDB’s Foxx framework can be used to make any database functionality available via an HTTP REST API. It’s easy to build data-centric microservices with it, using the scripting functionality for tasks like access control,…

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LoopBack Connector for ArangoDB: Seamless Integration

Ingo Friepoertner — Thu, 14 May 2015 10:11:15 +0000

ArangoDB can be used as a backend data source for APIs that you compose with the popular open-source LoopBack Node.js framework. In a recent blog article on StrongLoop, Nicholas Duffy explains how to use his new loopback-connector-arango connector to access ArangoDB: Getting Started with the Node.js LoopBack Connector for ArangoDB The tutorial uses the loopback-connector-arango…

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Building a self-learning game with ArangoDB, io.js & AngularJS in half a day.

Max Neunhöffer — Tue, 27 Jan 2015 13:30:39 +0000

With the ArangoDB Foxx Microservice Framework we’ve introduced an easy way to create a Web API right on top of the NoSQL database. In early January Max challenged Andreas (AngularJS / NodeJS) that they could build a full-stack application within half a day. The web application – in short – is a guessing game, in…

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Crawling GitHub with Promises: ArangoDB Tutorial

Frank Celler — Tue, 06 Jan 2015 11:08:55 +0000

The new Javascript driver no longer imposes any promises implementation. It follows the standard callback pattern with a callback using err and res. I wanted to give the new driver a try. A github crawler seemed like a good side-project, especially because the node-github driver follows the same conventions as the Javascript driver. There are…

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FullStack London

Michael Hackstein — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 11:31:30 +0000

I recently had the chance to visit FullStack London, a well organized conference. Thanks a lot to Skills Matter. FullStack was opened by Douglas Crockford about “The Better Parts” of ES6. I cannot wait to start using them. Douglas was followed by Isaac Schlueter talking about open source in companies. Although this talk was not…

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Using NPM Packages for ArangoDB: Enhance Functionality | 2013

Frank Celler — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 12:33:35 +0000

ArangoDB follows the Common.JS specification for modules. However, it would be very convenient, if there was an easy way to install a package like “underscore.js”. These package are, for instance, available using NPM. There is a draft for packages on Common.JS which seems to be compatible with NPM. NPM has a neat way of dealing…

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ArangoDB for Node.js Integration | ArangoDB 2012

Frank Celler — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 14:20:41 +0000

Note: Our new official nodejs driver is arangojs. You also can look at this blogpost about the new driver. We got a note from Anders Elo from Sweden. He told us that he has released a ArangoDB client for node.js. Awesome! 🙂 You can find it on Github under the URL https://github.com/kaerus/arango-client. To install locally…

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