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Use 'user guide' instead of 'tutorial' in docs

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Wouter Bolsterlee
2013-05-24 12:18:40 +02:00
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.. py:currentmodule:: happybase
This chapter contains detailed API documentation for HappyBase. It is suggested
to read the :doc:`tutorial <tutorial>` first to get a general idea about how
to read the :doc:`user guide <user>` first to get a general idea about how
HappyBase works.
The HappyBase API is organised as follows:

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.. rubric:: Next steps
Now that you successfully installed HappyBase on your machine, continue with
the :doc:`tutorial <tutorial>` to learn how to use it.
the :doc:`user guide <user>` to learn how to use it.
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.. py:currentmodule:: happybase
This tutorial explores the HappyBase API and should provide you with enough
information to get you started. Note that this tutorial is intended as an
This user guide explores the HappyBase API and should provide you with enough
information to get you started. Note that this user guide is intended as an
introduction to HappyBase, not to HBase in general. Readers should already have
a basic understanding of HBase and its data model.
While the tutorial does cover most features, it is not a complete reference
While the user guide does cover most features, it is not a complete reference
guide. More information about the HappyBase API is available from the :doc:`API
documentation <api>`.
@@ -55,8 +55,8 @@ HBase. For instance, to list the available tables, use
Most other methods on the :py:class:`Connection` class are intended for system
management tasks like creating, dropping, enabling and disabling tables. See the
:doc:`API documentation <api>` for the :py:class:`Connection` class contains
more information. This tutorial does not cover those since it's more likely you
are already using the HBase shell for these system management tasks.
more information. This user guide does not cover those since it's more likely
you are already using the HBase shell for these system management tasks.
Working with tables
@@ -91,8 +91,8 @@ Thrift server, which means application code may ask the :py:class:`Connection`
instance for a new :py:class:`Table` whenever it needs one, without negative
performance consequences. A side effect is that no check is done to ensure that
the table exists, since that would involve a round-trip. Expect errors if you
try to interact with non-existing tables later in your code. For this tutorial,
we assume the table exists.
try to interact with non-existing tables later in your code. For this guide, we
assume the table exists.
.. note::
@@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ methods can be used to retrieve or set a counter value directly::
.. rubric:: Next steps
The next step is to try it out for yourself. The :doc:`API documentation <api>`
The next step is to try it out for yourself! The :doc:`API documentation <api>`
can be used as a reference.
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