deanlandolt

// monkey patch for and adaption of node module loader code

// joiner from node/lib/modules.js
var joiner = process.platform === 'win32' ? '\\' : '/';

// allow package default to be overridden
exports.defaultPackageDir = 'node_modules';

exports.patch = function() {

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// when defined in js json-schema doesn't need no quoted keys
// and you can can use the native type classes if you don't have any options
var Person = {
    
    // properties and validations
    properties: {
        { id: {type: "number", unique:true, nullable:false },
        { email:String, unique:true, nullable:false, minimumValue:1, maximumValue:55, pattern: '[a-b]' },
        { salt: String }, 
        { pswd: String },

deanlandolt

(10/11/2010 10:49:36 AM) Vladimir1: Hi! Saw you posted about you don;t like how exception handling is done currently in promised-io/promise. What were those helpers you mentioned you developed?
(11:16:23 AM) deanlandolt: i didn't develop helpers for that...i thought kris mentioned something to you about developing something...something like a different style of when...i was saying i'm working on some helpers for framing streams
(11:26:08 AM) Vladimir1: ah, i see. what he proposed was whenCall() which is fed with not direct promise, but a function returning that promise. I found that is not so useful since another indirection level ugly-fies the code...
(11:26:49 AM) deanlandolt: it's fed with a function that MAY return a promise, but may also return immediately...or *throw*
(11:27:48 AM) deanlandolt: that's the key...we have to trap that through...the only way to do that is to trap is with a new lexical scope (the function passed to whenCall)...the only /other/ way is to actual try/catch IN your code, and sha

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/**
* Media handler for generating HTML from Wiki markup-based doc
*/

var Media = require("pintura/media").Media,
    when = require("promised-io/promise").when;

Media({
    mediaType:"text/html",
    getQuality: function(object) {

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// clip from media handler/serializer   
             //load the template, should return a promise from the compile() method
		if (response.status > 400) {
			//print("Error Response: " + response.status);
			template = templateEngine.compile("/error/"+response.status);	
		}else{
			template = templateEngine.compile(templateId, (mediaParams && mediaParams.template));
		}

                //when we get the template function back, execute it which returns the rendered html

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                //load the template, should return a promise from the compile() method
		if (response.status > 400) {
			//print("Error Response: " + response.status);
			template = templateEngine.compile("/error/"+response.status);	
		}else{
			template = templateEngine.compile(templateId, (mediaParams && mediaParams.template));
		}

                //when we get the template function back, execute it which returns the rendered html
                // i've tried a bunch of different ways to do this, but i'm not sure what should be happening in the when here 

deanlandolt

// 1: how could you rewrite the following to make it shorter?
foo ? bar.doSomething(el) : bar.doSomethingElse(el);




// 2: what is the faulty logic in the following code?
var foo = 'hello';

(function() {

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var fileId = JSON.parse(mock.POST("/File/", {
    headers: {
	"content-type": "text/plain",
        "content-disposition": "attachment",
	accept: "application/json"
    },
    body: {forEach: function(write) {
        write("foo\r\nbar\r\nbaz");
    }}
 }).body).id;

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require("util/narwhal-compat");

var assert = require("patr/assert"),
    when = require("promised-io/promise").when,
    whenPromise = require("promised-io/promise").whenPromise;

var Model = require("perstore/model").Model,
    Server = require("perstore/store/couchdb").Server,
    Database = require("perstore/store/couchdb").Database,
    server = Server();

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@echo off
echo Starting Persevere

setlocal
set SHELL=cmd.exe

set PACKAGE_HOME=%~dp0..

call %PACKAGE_HOME%\packages\narwhal\bin\activate.cmd