NAME
   Net::Riak - Interface to Riak

VERSION
   version 0.14

SYNOPSIS
       my $client = Net::Riak->new(
           host => 'http://10.0.0.40:8098',
           ua_timeout => 900
       );

       my $bucket = $client->bucket('blog');
       my $obj    = $bucket->new_object('new_post', {title => 'foo', content => 'bar'});
       $obj->store;

       $obj = $bucket->get('new_post');
       say "title for ".$obj->key." is ".$obj->data->{title};

       my $req = $client->http_request; # last request
       $client->http_response # last response

DESCRIPTION
 ATTRIBUTES
   host
       URL of the node (default 'http://127.0.0.1:8098'). If your ring is
       composed with more than one node, you can configure the client to
       hit more than one host, instead of hitting always the same node. For
       this, you can do one of the following:

       all nodes equals
               my $riak = Net::Riak->new(
                   host => [
                       'http://10.0.0.40:8098',
                       'http://10.0.0.41:8098'
                   ]
               );

       give weight to nodes
               my $riak = Net::Riak->new(
                   host => [
                       {node => 'http://10.0.0.40:8098', weight => '0.2'},
                       {node => 'http://10.0.0.41:8098', weight => '0.8'}
                   ]
               );

       Now, when a request is made, a node is picked at random, according
       to weight.

   prefix
       Interface prefix (default 'riak')

   mapred_prefix
       MapReduce prefix (default 'mapred')

   r   R value setting for this client (default 2)

   w   W value setting for this client (default 2)

   dw  DW value setting for this client (default 2)

   client_id
       client_id for this client

   ua_timeout
       timeout for LWP::UserAgent in seconds, defaults to 3.

METHODS
 http_request
   Returns the HTTP::Request object from the last request

 http_response
   Returns a HTTP::Response object from the last request

METHODS
 bucket
       my $bucket = $client->bucket($name);

   Get the bucket by the specified name. Since buckets always exist, this
   will always return a Net::Riak::Bucket

 is_alive
       if (!$client->is_alive) {
           ...
       }

   Check if the Riak server for this client is alive

 add
       my $map_reduce = $client->add('bucket_name', 'key');

   Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation

 link
       my $map_reduce = $client->link();

   Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation

 map
       my $map_reduce = $client->add('bucket_name', 'key')->map("function ...");

   Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation

 reduce
       my $map_reduce = $client->add(..)->map(..)->reduce("function ...");

   Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation

 SEE ALSO
   Net::Riak::MapReduce

AUTHOR
   franck cuny <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
   This software is copyright (c) 2011 by linkfluence.

   This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
   the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

POD ERRORS
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   below:

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