browserify: browser-side require() for your node.js :: The Universe of Discord
Announcing browserify, a node.js module that bundles up all your javascript into a single file so you can use node.js-style require() from the browser. Check this: server.js var connect = require('connect'); var server = connect.createServer(); server.use(connect.static(__dirname)); server.use(require('browserify')(__dirname + '/js')); server.listen(9797); js/foo.js var bar = require('./bar'); mod
Sesame sessions :: The Universe of Discord
I thought http sessions in node.js were a bit cumbersome so I hacked up sesame to make it crazy simple: just update req.session! Using harmony proxies, this req.session interface even works with a database store so your sessions persist across restarts and crashes! Here's a simple example that increments a counter, times. var connect = require('connect'); var webserver = connect.createServer(); we
DNode: Asynchronous Remote Method Invocation for Node.js and the Browser :: The Universe of Discord
Introducing DNode Introducing DNode, a node.js library for asynchronous bidirectional remote method invocation. Network socket and websocket-style socket.io transports are presently available so system processes can communicate with each other and with processes running in the browser using the same interface. Remote method invocation (RMI) is the object-oriented cousin of remote procedure calls.
Seq: Chainable Asynchronous Flow Control in Node.js :: The Universe of Discord
Seq is a node.js library for chainable, asynchronous flow control. With Seq, you can turn complicated nested callback logic into a cleaner and more straightforward pipeline-style. Even the error handling is chainable! Plus, you can do fancy things like set limits on the number of parallel tasks executing at once. Here's a simple example of Seq that executes some shell commands and reads files. //
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