Workaround Mocha's Assertion Catching
(For Node.js only.)
To protect mocha tests (and before and after commands) from uncaught exceptions, in each test file:
{protect} = require './test_helper'
protect()
(For Node.js only.)
To protect mocha tests (and before and after commands) from uncaught exceptions, in each test file:
{protect} = require './test_helper'
protect()
NOTE: in this proposal I use the term "users" to refer to "So Make It Members" and the newly proposed "Friends of So Make It", or, more specifically, "Supporters" since they need to pay a monthly subscription. Friends may have to jump a few more hoops to store their stuff here (e.g. have turned up a few time and thus become known to the community) but are treated basically equivalently to Members.
The space can provide storage for it's users, but storage is at a premium. Users' items should be stored only inside authorised storage boxes.
The amount a user can store is based on their subscription level (and available space). The first £15/mo covers basic usage of the space (no storage), above this the allowance is allocated as follows:
Try these before contacting Benjie... :)
git status
to ensure local changes aren't breaking things (don't forget to check the untracked files too)npm install
grunt
ensuring all old nodemon
instances are well and truly deadAPI
A non-profit friendly and inclusive place for people who like making things (physical, digital or otherwise) to share knowledge, experience and tools.
The interests of the current membership focus on subjets of wood- and metal-work, costume and prop design, photography, 3D printing, microcontrollers, robotics, home automation and programming. We have a wide array of tools available to facilitate these activities and are constantly looking to expand our offering.
A brief introduction by Benjie Gillam
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
7-8 LEDs in series depending on colour
pcm.ladspa { | |
type ladspa | |
slave.pcm "plughw:1,0" | |
path "/usr/lib/ladspa" | |
capture_plugins [ | |
{ | |
label lsFilter | |
input { | |
controls [ 1 2200 ] |
digraph G { | |
overnight [label="So you want to\nstore something\novernight?", color="green", style="filled"]; | |
nope [label="Look at some\nother diagram\nthen!", shape="box"]; | |
are_you_a_member [label="Are you a member?", color="green", style="filled"]; | |
does_it_fit [label="Does it\nfit in your\nmember box?", color="green", style="filled"]; | |
non_member [label="Talk to a\nkeyholder/trustee", shape="box"]; | |
get_a_box [label="Talk to a trustee\nabout getting a\nmember box", shape="box", color="green", style="filled"]; | |
put_in_box [label="Stick it in then,\nall's good", color="green", style="filled", shape="box"]; | |
how_long [label="How long would\nyou like to\nstore it for?"]; | |
couple_nights [label="Ask a Keyholder"]; |
Notes on installing the door-controller
DO NOT FOLLOW THESE NOTES, THEY ARE HACKS!
Do not install node from apt, install v0.10.x (x = 28)
Use gpio-admin from pull request #6 romilly/quick2wire-gpio-admin#6
Make similar changes to pi-gpio node module