Example N1QL statements do seem to work in "Hello Couchbase" example

This doesn't appear to create an index even if the "bucket-name" is changed to a valid name:

cluster.query('CREATE PRIMARY INDEX ON bucket-name')

There is no output here when the iteration completes:

row_iter = cluster.query    (N1QLQuery('SELECT name FROM bucket-name WHERE ' + \

                                   '$1 IN interests', 'African Swallows'))

for row in row_iter: print(row)

This could be a user error; I couldn't verify traffic via Wireshark because it won't pick up my adapter filter and fiddler doesn't pick up HTTP request/response.