jed

function cloneFn( fn ) {
  var
    str = fn.toString(),
    args = str.match( /\((.*)\)/ )[1].split(/\W+/),
    body = str.match( /{((?:.|\n)+)}/ )[1];
    
  return Function.apply( this, args.concat( body ) );
};

jed

function Dispatcher() {
  var signatures = [], functions = [];

  function fn() {

    var
      args = arguments,
      argNo,
      arity = args.length,

jed

captures = this.pathname.match(
  new RegExp( "^(.*)(" + captures.join(")(.*)(") + ")(.*)$" )
).slice( 1 );

captures[ pos * 2 + 1 ] = val;
this.pathname = captures.join("");

jed

#!/usr/bin/env node-bench


var list = [
  "foo",
  "bar",
  "baz",
  "quux",
  "asdf",
  "qwerty",

jed

// a few ideas for unifying async "promises"

// there are three types of callbacks:
function callback( data ){ sys.puts( "called on both success and error" ) }
function success( data ){ sys.puts( "called on success only" ) }
function error( data ){ sys.puts( "called on error only" ) }

// for any async function, offer a single optional callback.
posix.cat( "config.json", callback );

jed

// thoughts for v3 of the (fab) API.
// 
// each handler gets two function arguments:
// (1) a stream back to the last app, and
// (2) a stream forward to the next app, or a 404 if there is none.
// 
// (i haven't figured out elegant names, so let's just call them respond for and request)
// 
// all information about the request is streamed, so that you need to 
// 

jed

module.exports = require( "fab" )

()
  ( "/page1", "page1" )
  ( "/page2", "page2" )
()

jed

/*

about (fab) v3
==============

the first version of (fab) was mostly a toy project, to see how function
chaining could help create a concise javascript DSL for building web
apps.

the second version of (fab) smoothed out some edges and focused on the

jed

require("http").createServer( function( req, res ) {

  res.write( "this will silently hang because sendHeader was not called" )
  res.close();

}).listen( 8000 )

jed

var
  assert = require( "assert" ),
  test = require( "fab/tests" );

function myBinaryApp( app ) {
  return function() {
    require( "sys" ).puts( "myBinaryApp called..." )
    return app.call( this );
  }  
}