I don't use shrinkwrap, instead I copy an entire folder from staging to
production currently, and it works reasonably well.
Anyway, if a library has a certain bug in version X, and it is fixed in
version X+1, you have basically the same chance to have an some kind of an
issue with it.
суббота, 26 октября 2013 г., 2:52:55 UTC+3 пользователь Martin K. Schröder
написал:
In node, the higher level apis are created by the users (by combining
existing modules into a larger project).
And if anyone ever say that async io has to go, then I'm going to shoot
that person
Would others agree from what has been discussed in this thread that the
best approach is to use domains and try/catch? I am looking to prevent my
express server from erroring out. It seems like try/catch will allow a
domain to continue running and thus I can still respond to a user request,
There's no such thing as best approach. It's a decision a developer has
to make, and the decision should be based on a particular reasons, not on
other people's opinions about what the best is.
As far as I can see, the most common approach right now is just trying to
catch all common errors
Hi,
I have faced one issue, In stderr there was one log having message
FATAL ERROR: CALL_AND_RETRY_2 Allocation failed - process out of memory
But process didn't crashed. It was running. If it was fatal error , it
should have been crashed right ?
If yes, what could be the cause that it
Thanks to all. My review list is growing.
My main use case is building setups by updating source trees from git,
launching compilers (sometimes on remote machines because I need binaries
for several OSes), downloading stuff from internet, etc. I did not really
need all the power of Chef for
Hi!
Could it be that it was dumping a core file, and thus hanging (because
there was a lot of memory to dump)? What's your `ulimit -c`?
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 5:44 PM, Vivek Goel goelvivek2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have faced one issue, In stderr there was one log having message
FATAL
That's not just any JSON document, but one with a particular well-defined
structure to expose hyperlinks.
It appears to be Yet Another Hypermedia JSON Format.
On Friday, October 25, 2013 6:44:58 AM UTC-7, Gagle wrote:
This may be of your interest, IANA approved the mime type of a json api:
You will have difficulties getting an agreement on a best approach.
If you want something simple and robust, you may want to take a look the
tools that let you write code in sync style. Most of them (all the ones
based on fibers and generators, some of the CPS transforms) give you
try/catch
What I meant was use const everywhere except where you intend to
mutate the value/reference.
I did not mean that the semantics of the two are the same, but that
you should use const as much as you can and fall back to let where you
can't.
On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 10:42 PM, Rick Waldron
I have ulimit set at unlimited.
regards
Vivek Goel
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 7:45 PM, Fedor Indutny fe...@indutny.com wrote:
Hi!
Could it be that it was dumping a core file, and thus hanging (because
there was a lot of memory to dump)? What's your `ulimit -c`?
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at
That basically means, that core dumps are enabled and the process isn't
crashing, because OS is dumping data to disk.
You should try setting it to 0, or waiting for dump to end.
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 9:38 PM, Vivek Goel goelvivek2...@gmail.com wrote:
I have ulimit set at unlimited.
I'll mention Promises, which give you async versions of
try/catch/finally[1] and:
- don't require code transformation
- don't require new language features
- don't require domains or native code (so they work in all browsers too)
- provide an easy way to manage/dispose of resources [2] (which
Hey guys,
I've read up on previous posts, but I'm still left scratching my head a
little when it comes to the finer details of the additional streams
superset.
In particular, the docs says of the read method :
If size bytes are not available, then it will return null. [1]
This isn't what
Hi all,
I am playing around with streams V2 and I was wondering whether it is
possible to get the following example working somehow:
//
// Reading stuff
//
var ReadingStuff = function() {
this._data = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
stream.Readable.call(this);
};
util.inherits(ReadingStuff,
Now, this makes for easy application development. Now we can connect
application local storage to the server without changing code styles and
object structures. Also, testing can be done in Gecko based desktop
browsers. Indurate openDatabase. A standard WebSql library.
the read stream #1 will end the write stream when it is done. you don't
want want that to happen. you'll want to `writingStuff.end()` yourself (not
specifically this case, but in general, since the read stream #1 could take
longer than #2):
reader1.pipe(writer, {end: false})
crap. that is terrible. don't use next tick. i wish i could edit the post.
do this:
reader1.once('end', function () {
reader2.pipe(writer)
})
reader1.pipe(writer, {end: false})
the difference is that the read streams will pipe consecutively. if you
want them to pipe concurrently, you'll have
I want to spawn a child process and have *all* output go to the same file.
I tried this:
var fs = require('fs'), childProcess = require('child_process');
var output = fs.openSync('/tmp/output.log', 'w');
childProcess.spawn('bash', ['-c', 'echo STOUT; echo STDERR 2; echo
DONE;'],
On Saturday, October 26, 2013 4:42:33 PM UTC-4, Dave Clements wrote:
For my use case this behaviour is preferred, but I'm wondering why its not
acting like the docs
say, or am I misunderstanding something?
The docs do need to be updated to note this. The reason is that if the
stream is
Well, not to be all let me tell ya, but if your will..
I would not use bash as a specified shell.
1. The users login shell which owns the script should be used.
2. This needs to be written in bash and called as a script.
3. DONE is a bash namespace
Logs should be used instead.
On Sat, Oct 26,
I probably should clarified that I'm not actually running this silly inline
bash script in my real code - that was to generate some sample output. My
real application is running executable scripts (python, mostly).
On Sunday, October 27, 2013 1:17:14 PM UTC+11, surgemcgee wrote:
Well, not to
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