How often did you typed
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var db = require("internal").db; |
in the arangod console?
If you are familiar with the arangosh JavasScript shell than you probably use a custom .arangosh.rc startup script in your home-directory which defines your own extra variables and functions that you need often.
Now we’ve also added support for a file .arangod.rc that will be executed on server start. For example, you could put the following into the .arangod.rc file:
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internal = require("internal"); fs = require("fs"); db = internal.db; time = internal.time; timed = function (cb) { var s = time(); cb(); return time() - s; }; print = internal.print; |
You’ll never have to go through the history again to add your favourite function again. (Available in devel-branch, coming to the next releases soon).
