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require('bluebird');

module['exports'] = function echoHttp (hook) {

  hook.debug("Debug messages are sent to the debug console");

  hook.debug(hook.params);

  hook.debug(hook.req.path);

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## THIS FILE IS MANAGED BY CHEF !
## ALL CHANGES WILL BE LOST !

storage: /var/lib/sinopia

users:
  admin:
    password: d033e22ae348aeb5660fc2140aec35850c4da997
  stephen:
    password: 50f549c3f7508d8a442df7979dabe656e28bea24

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@ehd and myself have been playing around with a concept that is sort of like an ipfs-backed-in-browser-code-editor-and-live-coding-environment.* For this to work properly the browser clearly needs access to IPFS. Luckily there is a nice API! Unfortunately, it defaults to disallowing CORS.

I'm aware of API_ORIGIN and ipfs/kubo#1215, but that approach requires the user to understand a lot of stuff: environment variables, IPFS, CORS, and other 4-letter-initialisms to make it work. This is way too high of a barrier for anybody but the most committed tech-savvy user. It also subtly encourages allowing too broad of access (e.g. allow origin of *), which is pretty sketchy in my opinion.

I'd like to propose that the IPFS API offer a more holistic approach to this problem, and will even dust off my pre-1.0 golang skills to implement it if people agree...

* I'll leave it up to him to present the proper German compound word 😉

Proposal: "Protected" API

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#!/bin/sh
_command_prefix=${@:2}

echo '<openbox_pipe_menu>'
for i in `$1`; do
	echo "<item label=\"$i\">"
	echo '<action name="Execute">'
	echo "<command>$_command_prefix $i</command>"
	echo '</action>'
	echo '</item>'

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makeTemplate = (path) ->
  i = 0
  path.replace(/\*(\w)?/g, "{+raw#{i++}}$1")
    .replace(/:(\w+)/g, '{$1}')
    .replace(/List}/g, 's*}')

uriTemplateMiddleware = (path='/') ->
  spec = null
  (req, res, next) ->
    if req.path == path

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vows	 = require 'vows'
assert = require 'assert'
{mock, expect, lastCall, verify, pred, isDeep, any, verifyNoMore} = require './mtfw'

suite	= vows.describe('mtfw core').addBatch "A mock will":
	topic: -> mock()
	"be an object": (m) -> assert.isObject m

	"create new mocks when properties are accessed": ->
		m1 = mock()

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// block-lambda proponents: what does this program do?

function in_canadian (speak_cb) {
  add_eh = {|y|
    return y + ", eh?"
  }

  // now here comes a bunch of code.
  // imagine there are 50 lines here

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inspect = require('util').inspect

module.exports = function (config_path, opts) {
  var settings = {
    toJSON: function() { return this.__proto__ },
    inspect: function() { return inspect(this.__proto__) },
  }
  
  opts || (opts = {})
  if (!opts.error) {

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macro $do {
    case ($($x = $y) (,) ...) $body => {
        (function ($x (,) ...) $body)($y (,) ...)
    }
    case $name ($($x = $y) (,) ...) $body => {
        (function $name ($x (,) ...) $body)($y (,) ...)
    }
}

macro $var {

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chdir(/usr/local/Cellar/macvim/7.3-66/MacVim.app/Contents/Resources/vim)
fchdir() to previous dir
sourcing "$VIM/vimrc"
finished sourcing $VIM/vimrc
chdir(/Users/stephen)
fchdir() to previous dir
sourcing "$HOME/.vimrc"
Searching for "ftoff.vim" in "/Users/stephen/.vim,/usr/local/Cellar/macvim/7.3-66/MacVim.app/Contents/Resources/vim/vimfiles,/usr/local/Cellar/macvim/7.3-66/MacVim.app/Contents/Resources/vim/runtime,/usr/local/Cellar/macvim/7.3-66/MacVim.app/Contents/Resources/vim/vimfiles/after,/Users/stephen/.vim/after"
Searching for "/Users/stephen/.vim/ftoff.vim"