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[00:03] benvie: not sure if ti has it but check out es5-ext
[00:03] benvie: I know it has a lot of things in that area
[00:03] benvie: really awesome lib, deserves more press
[00:04] ben_alman: is there a way i can test to see if my npm module has been run globally?
[00:05] ben_alman: wonder if i can look @ module.id
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[00:14] ag4ve: marcuswestin thanks now i'm going between uglify and packnode
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[00:17] plato: if I instantiate two objects with the same properties separately, they are not equal
[00:17] plato: is the interpreter giving them some internal memory ID and checking that?
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[00:18] plato: and is there a way to access it for debugging? i am having some problems passing an object by reference in a recursive function
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[00:18] AviMarcus: ag4ve, what's the point of using the encryption?
[00:19] AviMarcus: if you have the password, I presume you could reverse engineer the lib and get the uglified code?
[00:19] AviMarcus: which well, would look ugly as heck. but still, the code.
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[00:22] ag4ve: i guess i want something as obfuscated as compiled code - make all of the function names and variables hex values and call it a day.
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[00:23] payara: I want the same thing
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[00:23] payara: I have to ship some code to a customer but retain IP
[00:23] ag4ve: i want to be able to deliver a node server with code on it, and be somewhat ok (besides legally) if someone else sees the code
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[00:24] ag4ve: and, i think uglify is what i want (more features than packnode...
[00:24] richcollins: Any ideas why node can't find my package here?
[00:24] richcollins: https://gist.github.com/59c62607f3a441b40655
[00:25] payara: so I uglify and then do some basic encyption and make the key "copyright <me>" so they could unencrypt and reverse uglify if they wanted but because it would be a conscious step with a placed copyright notice and hint (the key) then I think legally I am about as protected as I can be
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[00:25] payara: that is essentially my deploy script - uglify and then packnode
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[00:26] ljharb: payara: what legal protection are you looking for? code that executes on a browser can't be hidden from the browser
[00:27] payara: missed the start of the discussion but I am shipping a server
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[00:27] payara: the main issue for me is whether the customer starts to reuse the code in other projects without permission
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[00:28] TooTallNate: get better customers? :p
[00:28] TooTallNate: i kid
[00:28] payara: they have to get it as the node instance is on their server but I they would have to take definite conscious steps to ignore the copyright notice and decrypt/reverse engineer
[00:28] ljharb: payara: you have absolutely no way to stop them from doing that
[00:28] ljharb: payara: nor could you possible be liable for anything if they do
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[00:29] payara: no, but they would have a compliance issue
[00:29] ljharb: payara: and the only way you can get them on that is if you find a legal way of proving they've done that, which on server software is virtually impossible
[00:29] ag4ve: pokoli: as AviMarcus pointed out, i don't really think packnode is needed with uglify
[00:29] payara: big enterprises don't like compliance risk
[00:29] ljharb: the compliance risk is out of your hands once youve shipped them the server
[00:29] ljharb: if they want compliance from you, you need to be managing the server
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[00:29] TooTallNate: imo, take a page out of mysql's book. Open source it; offer enterprise support
[00:29] ljharb: pretty sure that's true with anything - if you send me something, and i tinker with it, i void any warranties you have on it
[00:29] payara: no - if they use my code in their projects and this is discovered then that is not good for them
[00:30] ag4ve: in fact, look what packnode is doing - i think that can be a post processor
[00:30] ljharb: payara: correct. it's no concern of yours otherwise.
[00:30] payara: I don't mind them interfacing with the runtime of course
[00:30] ljharb: payara: it's their server. they can do whatever they want and there is nothing you can do to stop them
[00:31] ljharb: in many countries, they even have the legal right to do whatever they want at that point, including messing with the software, because they now own the server
[00:31] payara: yes, but the software delivered is part of an OEM package and they have to honour the IP delivered with that
[00:31] ag4ve: you can reverse engineer anything. but, the point is to raise the bar of shit you have to go through to extrace and reuse the code
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[00:31] ljharb: payara: but there is literally nothing you can do to block them from NOT honoring the IP.
[00:31] payara: in Europe you can reverse engineer with a view to better interoperability
[00:31] payara: which is quite different from pulling out entire chunks or algorithms and working it into your own code
[00:32] ljharb: payara: if you're trying to actually prevent them from doing that, that's one thing - and the best solution the industry has found is SaaS. if you're worried about your legal liability, you have none once they start making changes.
[00:32] payara: re the compromise - I know. This is the best compromise I could come up with at present for the effort I spent
[00:32] payara: prevent may be too big a word
[00:32] payara: discourage perhaps better
[00:33] AviMarcus: it would certainly discourage.
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[00:33] AviMarcus: but if you're giving them the password to actually use it then that would mean the have the ability to decode.
[00:33] payara: yes - my other product is a SaaS one (but no node connection there yet)
[00:33] AviMarcus: I suppose there's no one-way compiling available yet...
[00:33] payara: to get uglified code - yes
[00:34] AviMarcus: ah true. uglified code is pretty darn ugly!
[00:34] payara: I think the closest I ever saw was microsoft giving you a partially encrypted VM so the standard IL would look weird
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[00:36] payara: but in general, if it executes on a machine then you can find out what it is doing and build a model of what code that compiled to that might look like (apart from on some special processor I think - but that just shifts how much effort you have to spend looking)
[00:37] ag4ve: i plan to see how i can keep people out on different levels - disk encryption, selinux, etc. but i'll be doing this at the code level too since i can
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[00:37] payara: ag4ve: sorry - missed the start of the discussion; what are you trying to do?
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[00:38] ag4ve: i think i started the obfuscation discussion :)
[00:38] AviMarcus: payara, provide code to do stuff that they can't access, I presume.
[00:38] AviMarcus: well ag4ve that only adds to uglify the encode part
[00:38] AviMarcus: you only wanted the uglify part?
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[00:39] AviMarcus: anyway. 2:40am. gotta go to sleep. 'night
[00:39] sammmy: I need to get nodemon to work properly in order to build front-end code because my front-end files are js files! I can't seem to get nodemon to ignore my public directly. Here's my issue: https://github.com/remy/nodemon/issues/75 If anyone could give me some input on this, that would be greatly appreciated. r:
[00:39] payara: 9:40am here - morning!
[00:40] ljharb: sammmy: make a .nodemonignore file
[00:40] ljharb: and just have it ignore your public and views directories
[00:40] ag4ve: heh, 8:40pm here
[00:40] sammmy: ljharb: read the github issue. ;P
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[00:41] ljharb: i'm using the node 0.6.11 and nodemon 0.6.7 and it works fine
[00:41] ljharb: but i'm not on windows, so maybe that's the problem
[00:41] ljharb: in my nodemonignore tho, it says "/public/*" - no "./"
[00:41] plato: sigh
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[00:42] plato: does anyone have anything bookmarked about passing objects by reference
[00:42] ljharb: objects are always passed by reference, it's js
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[00:43] chilts: plato: what do you need to know?
[00:43] chilts: I mean, what's confusing you?
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[00:43] plato: chilts i'm trying to make my code readable enough to pastebin
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[00:43] Rage21: having a rough time finishing off an node app -- anyone available for hire?
[00:43] chilts: oh, ok, I thought you had a question about references
[00:44] sammmy: ljharb: I'll try changing it to what you have and see if it works.
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[00:44] chilts: Rage21: plenty of people, what do you need?
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[00:44] sammmy: ljharb: nope. :\ Could be windows
[00:44] Rage21: chilts: its a pretty cool app, about 80% done.. but just some misc things to get completed
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[00:47] plato: chilts is there a way to get the memory address of an object? That would help me debugging, so I could see if I am somehow making a copy instead of a reference
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[00:48] ag4ve: plato: i seriously doube it.
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[00:48] benvie: hah I kind of did that
[00:48] chilts: plato: if it's an object, it'll be a reference
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[00:48] benvie: https://github.com/Benvie/reified/blob/master/proxy/index.js
[00:48] chilts: if it's a string or number or boolean it'll be a copy
[00:49] benvie: and if it's a proxy that looks like and object but points to a buffer
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[00:56] sammmy: ljharb: But regardless of if it's because I'm using windows, I need to get it to work on windows.
[00:57] ljharb: indeed
[00:57] sammmy: ljharb: Like, do you know what could be causing it to not work on Windows? I know I had to change fs.watchFile to fs.watch on line 195 (like I mentioned in my github issue).
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[00:57] payara: sammy: there is nodemonw which is windows specific but I don't know if it handles ignore files
[00:57] ljharb: i'm not sure - windows has a funky file system
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[00:59] sammmy: payara: npm install nodemonw?
[00:59] payara: think it was a direct download - will try and dig out the link
[01:00] payara: seems it is deprecated now as "nodemon works on windows"...https://github.com/cenanozen/nodemonw#readme
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[01:01] sammmy: payara: yeah I found that. :\
[01:01] sammmy: Only the thing is nodemon DOESN'T work on windows. -.-
[01:01] sammmy: I tried \ slashes instead of / in my .nodemonignore, but no luck. :\
[01:02] payara: I can give you a copy of the old nodemonw executable if you can't get it/want it
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[01:05] sammmy: payara: I don't know if I want to use it if it's depreciated
[01:05] payara: no worries
[01:06] sammmy: yes worries. I my server restarts everytime I edit my front-end js files. :(
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[01:06] sammmy: I'm just going to not use nodemon while working on the front-end, until remy helps me solve this issue on github. ;P
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[01:07] payara: sammmy: I mean't no worries as in no problem, not that it shouldn't worry you and is safe ;-)
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[01:07] sammmy: O.o?
[01:07] ag4ve: how do i list req.param?
[01:08] ag4ve: err, in english, how do i get the list of params i sent?
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[01:08] sammmy: ag4ve: get?
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[01:09] ag4ve: console.log( req.param ) gives a function prototype for req.query
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[01:11] payara: ag4ve: require('url').parse
[01:12] payara: ag4ve: (request.url, true).query['paramname']
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[01:12] payara: ag4ve: sorry should have all been on a single line
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[01:12] TooTallNate: ag4ve: (assuming you're using express) console.log(req.params)
[01:13] TooTallNate: ag4ve: Object.keys(req.params)
[01:13] ag4ve: express, yes. didn't know there was a .params... must have just read req.param
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[01:17] ag4ve: meh, no params, but now i see what url.js does. might be useful on many fronts :)
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[01:21] TooTallNate: ag4ve: req.params uses url.parse() internally
[01:21] TooTallNate: ag4ve: and req.param('blah') is a convience function that checks both req.params.blah and req.body.blah
[01:22] qbit_: ohsnap - i have been using my own thinger to do exactly that
[01:22] qbit_: ++ for reading documentation eh? 
[01:22] purr: Let it be known that qbit_ loves for reading documentation eh?.
[01:22] TooTallNate: wtf++?
[01:22] qbit_: ha
[01:22] qbit_: ++ shashank? 
[01:22] purr: Let it be known that qbit_ loves shashank?.
[01:23] qbit_: huh
[01:23] TooTallNate: ++ TooTallNate :D
[01:23] purr: Let it be known that TooTallNate loves TooTallNate :D.
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[01:23] qbit_: haha
[01:23] TooTallNate: damn bots
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[01:28] ag4ve: ++ bots :)
[01:28] purr: Let it be known that ag4ve loves bots :).
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[01:28] SubStack: 
ACTION sent a pull request https://github.com/nrf110/deepmerge/pull/2

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[01:42] andre_pl: i'm a bit confused by how querystring module's parse function works.. can anyone explain the results of this little snippet? http://pastebin.com/zwsmcpF8
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[01:53] kinginky: andre_pl: any luck??
[01:53] andre_pl: nope
[01:53] andre_pl: well, i know WHY
[01:53] kinginky: hmm
[01:53] andre_pl: but no solution
[01:53] andre_pl: other than parse it myself
[01:53] kinginky: well, why??
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[01:54] andre_pl: qs.parse expects utf8 and that's not utf8..i guess.
[01:54] kinginky: ljharb_: howdy :]
[01:54] andre_pl: that's what I gleaned from this: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.javascript.nodejs/15601
[01:54] kinginky: andre: couldn't you modify the module and use your own custom version?
[01:55] andre_pl: i can parse the url myself yeah, but that's no fun :P
[01:55] andre_pl: oh well
[01:55] kinginky: lol true dat
[01:55] kinginky: there has to be a solution tho
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[01:58] DraftDay: is there an ide for developing the server side code that does hinting
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[01:58] DraftDay: addon for vim or nano?
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[01:59] kinginky: DraftDay: dunno if it's exactly what u want but what about cloud9?
[01:59] DraftDay: nah 
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[02:00] DraftDay: i guess i could probably setup netbeans
[02:00] ag4ve: hummm, anyone use passport? it doesn't seem passport-local provides a user profile <=> db schema translation or objects. is this correct?
[02:00] evilnate: andre_pl: at the bottom of that mailing list thread it says they fixed it
[02:02] andre_pl: didn't work for me..
[02:02] ljharb: ag4ve: i'm using it but i'm using passport-twitter - and i still had to do my own (un)serialization
[02:02] andre_pl: i just parsed the querystring myself though
[02:02] andre_pl: works fine
[02:03] ag4ve: ljharb: that's where this would go? passport.deserializeUser ?
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[02:04] ljharb: i made a passport.serializeUser and a passport.deserializeUser
[02:04] ag4ve: though, i guess i'll just look at what passport-facebook, passport-twitter, etc did and go with it
[02:04] yhahn: anyone having issues with npm tonight?
[02:05] ag4ve: ah
[02:05] isaacs: yhahn: yeah, it hiccuped a little while ago
[02:06] isaacs: seems to be working fine now, though
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[02:06] maxogden: SubStack: you should put seaport and friends on top of npm
[02:06] yhahn: hrm, what sort of hiccup? still having issues here
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[02:06] isaacs: yhahn: was getting ETIMEOUT, but now it seems ok, at least from where i am
[02:07] isaacs: erm, nvm
[02:07] isaacs: ECONNREFUSED
[02:07] isaacs: JasonSmith: I SUMMON THEE!
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[02:07] JasonSmith: I HEAR AND OBEY, MASTER
[02:07] JasonSmith: checking now
[02:07] yhahn: lol
[02:07] maxogden: i choose you, iriscouch!
[02:08] isaacs: JasonSmith: thanks :)
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[02:08] maxogden: iriscouch casts restart. it's super effective!
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[02:10] kinginky: wtf is up with NPM freezing in the middle of an install. i think it's losing connection or something.
[02:10] JasonSmith: Working on this now /cc isaacs kinginky 
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[02:11] kinginky: ah sweet. what can i do to help??
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[02:11] JasonSmith: Problem identified and a fix is underway
[02:11] isaacs: sweet!
[02:12] JasonSmith: One of the "HA" proxies is not keeping up with the other.
[02:12] JasonSmith: brb
[02:12] kinginky: isaacs, aren't you a big part of node.js??
[02:12] kinginky: or is that my imagination playing tricks on me?
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[02:14] isaacs: kinginky: yes, i make the builds and write npm and talk to people a lot about it.
[02:15] kinginky: isaacs: i see you in here a lot. super cools, man. wish i was advanced enough to work on something as popular and useful as NPM.
[02:15] SubStack: maxogden: on top of npm how do you mean?
[02:15] kinginky: i use it daily though, so kudos and thank you.
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[02:15] dylang: I noticed if you search http://search.npmjs.org/ for express, request, mongodb, and other popular modules they don't show up in the results.  this must be great for noobs.
[02:16] SubStack: maxogden: you can already put couchdbs entries in seaport
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[02:16] phlff: Strange, I haven't changed any code, but I did update everything in npm including mongoose. Now I'm getting this "error: Cannot call method 'virtual' of undefined" during my db init. Anyone know what's going on?
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[02:17] phlff: I notice I'm running 2.5.13 but the docs on the mongoose site look like htey're for 2.5.10. Did virtual get deprectated?
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[02:19] TooTallNate: phlff: not that i know of
[02:20] phlff: TooTallNate: doh, just found it……programmer error :)
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[02:22] JasonSmith: NPM service restored /cc isaacs kinabalu 
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[02:22] JasonSmith: also cc kinginky 
[02:22] isaacs: JasonSmith: thanks!
[02:22] cody1: can anyone point me in the right direction with this: https://gist.github.com/916737b50bf97735c672
[02:22] JasonSmith: Puta madre. The whole box powered down
[02:22] JasonSmith: I am working on our own DNS server to do HA for situations like this
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[02:24] JasonSmith: cody1: please retry. You bumped into a brief NPM service issue. Sorry for the trouble
[02:24] JasonSmith: isaacs: Would you take a patch request to retry once or twice for seemingly transient HTTP errors? :)
[02:24] cody1: ah thanks JasonSmith
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[02:25] isaacs: JasonSmith: most people try a few times when it fails anyway
[02:26] isaacs: JasonSmith: and if it's in the cache, then GETs are quietly ignored.
[02:26] isaacs: if they error, i mean
[02:26] isaacs: or 404
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[02:29] prettyro_: Hello.
[02:29] kinginky: JasonSmith: u fixed it ^_^
[02:29] kinginky: thx!
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[02:30] prettyrobots: What's it called when you create a function by wrapping another function.
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[02:30] kinginky: a callback??
[02:30] andre_pl: closure?
[02:30] prettyrobots: It's not curry.
[02:30] prettyrobots: But, it's like curry, just doesn't mean that there is only one argument.
[02:30] prettyrobots: Not a callback.
[02:31] prettyrobots: Closure.
[02:31] prettyrobots: Okay.
[02:31] totallymike: partially called functions
[02:31] kinginky: lol
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[02:33] prettyrobots: totallymike: Are you suggesting this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_derivative
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[02:36] CIA-19: node: 03isaacs 07master * rcda3b6f 10/ (171 files in 28 dirs): Upgrade npm to 1.1.14 - http://git.io/mxDV5Q
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[02:38] cody1: https://gist.github.com/a8c5e2df508dc455b999 ive tried npm install websocket and tried adding it to my package.json
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[02:40] cody1: eh just needed a npm update
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[02:41] owen1: how to make rest calls using node?
[02:41] owen1: get/post/put etc
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[02:43] kinginky: owen1: http://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ix=sea&ie=UTF-8&ion=1#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=rest%20calls%20in%20node.js&oq=&aq=&aqi=&aql=&gs_l=&pbx=1&fp=8092ef85812fc61a&ix=sea&ion=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf.osb&biw=1024&bih=682
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[02:46] CIA-19: node: 03isaacs 07master * r8a15147 10/ src/node.js : 
[02:46] CIA-19: node: Reapply "debug: Wait 50ms before running the main module"
[02:46] CIA-19: node: This reapplies commit c781f17742170f2e127f9ee6652c56b406c30586
[02:46] CIA-19: node: This reverts commit 00224771e32e4d051e5ea33b7e854f0031359912 - http://git.io/ypf9Yg
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[02:47] prettyrobots: totallymike: Okay. I found the language I'm looking for. Thanks.
[02:48] totallymike: Neat.  Was that what you wanted?
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[03:02] CIA-19: node: 03isaacs 07master * r4b64542 10/ (199 files in 18 dirs): Upgrade V8 to 3.9.24.6 - http://git.io/FKbCkQ
[03:02] CIA-19: node: 03isaacs 07master * raf90faf 10/ deps/v8/build/common.gypi : Patches floating on V8 - http://git.io/gg374w
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[03:13] CIA-19: node: 03Shigeki Ohtsu 07master * rb521ff3 10/ lib/tty.js : tty: add keypress event for backwards-compat - http://git.io/d8o9-A
[03:13] CIA-19: node: 03Shigeki Ohtsu 07master * r238e12a 10/ lib/tty.js : tty: show deprecated warn of tty.setRawMode() - http://git.io/o4r4iQ
[03:13] CIA-19: node: 03Shigeki Ohtsu 07master * r26b6da1 10/ (doc/api/readline.markdown doc/api/tty.markdown): doc: change stability index of tty and readline to Unstable - http://git.io/H-mOMg
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[03:15] westg: anyone here that works with mongoose
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[03:16] Brandon_R: hi guys
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[03:29] ljharb: westg: #mongoosejs
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[03:30] timoxley: owen1 https://github.com/mikeal/request request.head, sorry
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[03:34] anphonic: does node.js have a method to get around browser xss restrictions for pulling an xml feed? restricted to just the proper xml of course
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[03:36] SubStack: yay https://github.com/nrf110/deepmerge/pull/2
[03:36] ljharb: anphonic: if any server had a method to get around a restriction like that, there'd be no need for a restriction
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[03:50] timoxley: I really wish "coffeescript discourages contribution" wasn't true.
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[03:51] tbranyen: timoxley: it so is
[03:51] tbranyen: i was very reluctant to contribute to DocumentUp
[03:51] tbranyen: but i still did
[03:53] timoxley: tbranyen good for you for crossing the interracial divide. 
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[03:53] tbranyen: yeah i wasn't too happy about it
[03:53] tbranyen: luckily it was a simple fix
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[03:55] timoxley: tbranyen you're lucky you can still write javascript
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[03:55] tbranyen: timoxley: i am a human, i have free will... indeed =)
[03:56] ybit: anyone feel like walking me through creatinga  model
[03:56] ybit: a model in railway
[03:58] ybit: i think i have a handle on the controllers and views
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[04:05] jesusabdullah: Oy, any express users here?
[04:05] jesusabdullah: What do you call a function that returns a middleware?
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[04:06] jesusabdullah: Because it's not a middleware, but it's almost as common as middleware itself and I want to refer to such a thing in a wrapper function I'm writing
[04:06] TheyCallMeBruce: how do i stop a function from running over and over when its inside a server script?
[04:06] jesusabdullah: wrapMiddlewareFactory() seems like a dumb name to me
[04:06] jesusabdullah: Any suggestions?
[04:07] ljharb: jesusabdullah: it's a function. that returns a middleware. call it "getMiddleware" or something
[04:08] jesusabdullah: but I'm not getting a middleware
[04:08] jesusabdullah: I want a one-word noun for the fucker
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[04:10] jesusabdullah: I guess 'Factory' is as good as any other. :6
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[04:13] ljharb: stop hating on verbs. http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom-of-nouns.html
[04:13] ljharb: what does it DO. it doesn't "factor".
[04:14] timoxley: Anyone here use any kind of formal/informal modelling tools/diagramming for planning their software?
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[04:15] jesusabdullah: ljharb: The verb is 'wrap'
[04:15] jesusabdullah: The metaphor is such that I'm wrapping a "thing"
[04:15] ljharb: jesusabdullah: what are you wrapping it with
[04:16] jesusabdullah: https://github.com/jesusabdullah/node-equip
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[04:17] jesusabdullah: It's an interesting use case
[04:17] ljharb: ok so "equip" both creates and wraps a middleware
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[04:17] ljharb: *creates a function that returns a wrapped middleware
[04:17] ljharb: and "wrapFactory" or whatever wraps the middleware that a function already returns?
[04:18] jesusabdullah: yes, equip normally wraps a middleware, but I also want to wrap the function that returns a middleware, which takes the arguments passed to the middleware generator thing and returns a wrapped middleware
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[04:18] maxogden: yo dog
[04:18] ljharb: what happens if i just do app.use(function () { return equip(giveMeMyMiddleware); }); ?
[04:18] ljharb: lol
[04:18] ljharb: i mean app.use(function () { return equip(giveMeMyMiddleware.apply(null, arguments); });
[04:18] jesusabdullah: more succinctly: https://github.com/jesusabdullah/node-equip/blob/master/lib/index.js#L51-59
[04:18] jesusabdullah: Like, it's not hard, it's just a convenience method
[04:18] jesusabdullah: It totally works
[04:19] jesusabdullah: I just think "wrapFactory" isn't a very good commando name
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[04:19] jesusabdullah: could go to 'wrap' but that's pretty generic. Plus, equip is already a wrapper
[04:19] maxogden: wrapquip
[04:19] maxogden: ewrap
[04:20] jesusabdullah: not feelin' them
[04:20] maxogden: falafel
[04:21] maxogden: tortilla
[04:21] maxogden: sarong
[04:21] maxogden: plastic
[04:21] maxogden: cling
[04:21] ljharb: hm
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[04:22] ljharb: is there no way to determine if a function is middleware versus returns middleware?
[04:22] jesusabdullah: not reliably
[04:22] jesusabdullah: they're both functions
[04:22] ljharb: also, what's the use case for having a function that returns a middleware versus just having a middleware itself?
[04:22] ljharb: (that does things conditionally)
[04:22] Brandon_R: hi
[04:22] jesusabdullah: ljharb: app.use(middlewarething(options));
[04:22] jesusabdullah: middlewarething is a function that returns a middleware
[04:23] jesusabdullah: and in my case, I'm making a library that exports a wrapped function
[04:23] jesusabdullah: so that express users don't need to know it's wrapped
[04:23] ljharb: jesusabdullah: app.use(equip(middlewarething(options))); ?
[04:23] jesusabdullah: no
[04:23] jesusabdullah: module.exports = equip.wrapFactory(middlewareThing);
[04:23] jesusabdullah: and then
[04:23] jesusabdullah: app.use(require('./middleware')(options));
[04:24] jesusabdullah: flatiron.app.use(require('./middleware'), options);
[04:24] jesusabdullah: flatiron.app.router.on('*', require('./middleware')(options));
[04:24] jesusabdullah: Y'know
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[04:24] ljharb: hm
[04:25] maxogden: let it be known that substack is currently drawing a cow
[04:25] jesusabdullah: I habeeb it
[04:25] jesusabdullah: Is it a JERSEY?
[04:25] maxogden: the situation?
[04:27] jesusabdullah: oh man you missed it
[04:27] jesusabdullah: somehow New Jersey came up in conversation
[04:27] jesusabdullah: and old Jersey, or just Jersey
[04:28] jesusabdullah: and I said, "like a Jersey cow?"
[04:28] jesusabdullah: Marak says, "What, Snooki?"
[04:28] jesusabdullah: *rimshot*
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[04:34] jesusabdullah: If anybody comes up with a better name for equip.wrapFactory lemme know! Im gonna see if I can get more tests working
[04:34] jesusabdullah: THIS LIBRARY IS RELEASING TONIGHT >:|
[04:35] jesusabdullah: and by "this library" I mean ecstatic 0.2.0
[04:35] ljharb: would it be easier to just hijack app.use, so that you only have to deal with middlewares themselves?
[04:35] jesusabdullah: nope
[04:35] jesusabdullah: The api is exactly 100% what I want except for the shitty name
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[04:37] ag4ve: why is chrome saying that my express.session cookie is 'http' and not 'secure'?
[04:38] tuhoojabotti: because it's not https?
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[04:39] ag4ve: the data is going over https
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[04:44] tuhoojabotti: Well according to Chrome the cookie is not.
[04:44] tuhoojabotti: :U
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[04:46] ljharb: ag4ve: the cookie has to be set secure separately, on the server http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_cookie#Secure_and_HttpOnly
[04:47] ag4ve: 
ACTION looks for back under express's session api...

[04:48] ljharb: ag4ve: https://github.com/visionmedia/express/issues/967 ?
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[04:52] fUD: Hi - how does npm setup the load path, I'm running a shell from within emacs but it can't find one of the npm modules when doing a require.
[04:52] ag4ve: ljharb: awesome :)
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[04:57] Brandon_R: does libuv have async callbacks?
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[05:10] thetony: fUD: npm will install to node_modules in whatever directory you called it from unless using the -g flag
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[05:15] fUD: thetony: its installed in the .npm directory in my home. But for some reason when I run node under emacs (a js-hint mode) it fails to find the 'formiddable' package but when I do require('formiddable') in a shell it works fine..
[05:15] maxogden: fUD: http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html has lotsa explanation
[05:16] fUD: maxogden: let me se..
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[05:27] ag4ve: if i have a login page and i try to store req.session.email in handlers, i don't seem to be able to see that in the same request?
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[05:28] ag4ve: eh, heh, maybe it is and i'm being stupid and looking at the wrong branch :(
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