Hello Dirk,
I dont want to sound rude, but you provided rather little detail, leaving us
with barely anything to work with. I myself have had clustering issues, and
there are a variety of things you can do - spreading from using RPC methods
like hprose over to using a cluster solution like
hey.
I want to implement a cache server that starts empty but can restore itself
after an exit from a JSON database. The principe of doing that seems simple,
but there is just one problem: the time-to-live parameter.
How can I best introduce a time-to-live, aka. time till the entry gets purged
Imagine you are going to run a sub-process that does not understand JSON for
some reason and your configuration has ultiple levels. So what do we do?
Imagine this:
{
foo: 1,
bar: 2
banker: {
name: someName
}
}
Now I would want this to become:
Hey there.
I have gotten myself into a situation where I am likely better off asking for
help. Currently I am working on a site, that here and there shows code blocks
and also has a chat in which one can write code blocks. The whole user input is
in markdown and rendered through the backend.
On Do. Juni 25 2015 18:51:04 Harishanker V wrote:
I'm trying to develop a web application using PHP and NodeJS (for Server
communication) with MySQL database. After some research I found some
cross-language services like DNODE and Apache Thirft but with not much
success. I do not want to
Hey there, guys!
I am struggling, trying to get caching right on my server. I currently use the
„st“ module for serving static files to my client. But now I want to add the
correct headers to it. The thing is, that when using ETag headers, the client
always does a verification request… and
Hey.
Is there a tool to convert a bunch of SVG’s into a proper CSS plus fonts? It
would be awesome if that could be automated…
Kind regards, Ingwie!
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Hey.
When working with C++ stuff, I usually see myself running the stirp over the
resulting binary to press down the filesize on a Release target. However, there
seems to be no such thing for JavaScript.
What I am actually wanting to do, is to shrink jQuery. It has tons, and tons,
and tons of
Hey.
While reducing the size of my CSS and JS that is served, I realized that I
really was having more Font Awesome icons in stock than I ever needed. Turns
out that I was only using 7% of their icons. So I decided that I wanted to make
my own WebFont.
…but how to automate it? Especially
Hey.
I am working with WebPack and have written a successful NodeJS-PHP bridge.
Using WebPack, I prepare my assets for the web. By now, I am very well served
with my javaScript. Still looking to get it a hundred KB (uglyfied). It
currently, due to jQuery, stands at 178 kb.
But my CSS on the
Hey.
Have you noticed, that - uncompressed - socket.io-client is pretty huge,
actually? It almost competes with jQuery. That is why I would like to know if
there is a thinner alternative to the „original“ client?
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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Hey.
Have you considered getting „this“ from the „args“ parameter? This would allow
you to store callbacks in the local module. That is how I handled the issue of
storing a void* in the current instance.
It is ages ago that I coded with v8, but I think what you want is this:
LocalObject
Hey.
So I have a variety of cluster workers…and when they boot, they do a bit of
logging. But how do I avoid that? Like, is there a way to explicitly omit log
entries when there is a duplicate? I am using the winston logger with file and
console transport enabled.
Kind regards, Ingwie
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Hey everyone!
This is my first release to this mailing list - so hopefully I get this right.
=)
I’d like to present to you PowerHouse, a NodeJS module that enhances scaling
across processes in an easy fashion, that does not require a cli program or
much of a restructure in your app. In fact,
Hey everyone.
If you peered into the list, you may saw that I was asking for help ins caling
my app. And I got that one working just as I wanted; using „various-cluster“
for a pretty neat way to spawn multiple workers of specific scripts. That one
is pretty neat. I use a Frontent-Worker that
I love the idea of this! I was always by the opinion that there wasnt anything
„on internet’s TV“ for developers except for various speeches and talks and
such…but this is gonna be interesting!
Though, I am a very young developer (7 years, self-taught), so I am not sure if
i should participate
/docs/using-multiple-nodes/#passing-events-between-nodes
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On Sat, Apr 11, 2015 at 10:36 AM Kevin Ingwersen (Ingwie Phoenix)
ingwie2...@googlemail.com mailto:ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hey.
So now that I have a plan for scaling my Express app, I am
Hey.
So now that I have a plan for scaling my Express app, I am likely going to give
my Socket.io service the same treat. But there is a little bit of a concern I
have.
Say I have 2 workers for a chat service. A good way to promote that a user
logged in is to broadcast to all sockets
Hey.
Imagine you have the following structure:
main
* http worker#1
* http worker#2
* api worker#1
This is a structure that can easily be done with the cluster module. But what
if we have one major watchdog process and the structure changes to this?
watchdog
- http server
* worker#1
On Fr. Apr. 10 2015 21:24:31 Aria Stewart wrote:
On Friday, April 10, 2015 at 3:20:24 PM UTC-4, Ingwie Phoenix wrote:
Step 2: use the cluster module. That's exactly what it's for. It's better
designed in iojs and node 0.12 than node 0.10, but the general idea is the
same.
Do I listen on
On Sa. Apr. 04 2015 02:24:14 Aria Stewart wrote:
On Friday, April 3, 2015 at 8:14:31 PM UTC-4, Johnin wrote:
If considering reimplement Nodejs with Rust will definitely see significant
performance improvement and lower memory usage, our javascript will be
improve much better.
/en/docs/http/websocket.html
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On Sat, Mar 28, 2015 at 10:46 PM, Kevin Ingwersen (Ingwie Phoenix)
ingwie2...@googlemail.com mailto:ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
I am using
Hey.
I would like to wait for a file upload to finish before I do anything with it.
How is that done best?
Kind regards, Ingwie
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that handle all of the caching logic. Varnish Cache and NGINX Content Caching
are popular options.
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On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 9:15 AM, Kevin Ingwersen (Ingwie Phoenix)
ingwie2
Hey everyone!
My current project is based on using Express - or connect, still trying out
which is better… - and serves a good amount of static files that are likely to
not change in a long time during production.
But the current cache-hell that I have is pretty … ugly. I mean, just look at
NodeJS is based on the v8 JavaScript engine - thus, it is ment to be a
standalone app…so embedding it is not a goal you can reach. NodeJS’ core logic
relies on being the „one and only“ part of the app - initializing an uv event
loop and v8 instance for the process. There is no such way of
This is a very nice library! I think I know where I’ll use it. It’s ability to
add require() to a v8 context is very useful.
Am 06.02.2015 um 07:58 schrieb Pavel Medvedev pmedve...@gmail.com:
Hi there,
I have updated a new version of v8pp, a library to make bindings from C++
code into V8
Hey folks.
I am trying to work out my way aorund a tiny routing issue I have.
There are three major modules: API, CDN and Main. I want to map them as follows:
main = /
cdn = /cdn
api = /api
So anything that goes to /api/* is handled by the API part, for instance. But
all that is called is the
Hey everyone.
Within my app, I have a global event object, so that all components of the app
can talk to one another. However, I have linked it to Redis - so I can not use
complex data when turning it into JSON. So I decided, that for pure internal
use, i’d add a sub-object that runs on
Thanks for both your replies!
In the end I went with imagemin. its very easy to use and is easily put into a
middleware.
You may have to change this around and about, but here is how I implemented a
caching, minifying middleware:
CDN.use(/cdn, function(req, res, next){
var
I was thinking of implementing this hybrid. There is a webp middleware that
actually figures out if the browser supports it or not and delivers a converted
image accordingly. That’d actually work - but is there such a middleware for
BPG?
Am 15.01.2015 um 21:39 schrieb Ryan Schmidt
Hey everyone.
I am currently working on reducing the amount of data sent from my connect
based HTTP server to my client. So far I am very proud that 9/10 of my site is
cache-able, plus some PHP pages (used trough a fast-cgi connection) being able
to re-cache themselves if possible. This means
Am 13.01.2015 um 23:36 schrieb Ryan Schmidt google-2...@ryandesign.com:
On Jan 12, 2015, at 6:10 PM, Kevin Ingwersen wrote:
I had forked a project that promised to let me run PHP scripts trough fcgi
and did slight modifications to it so it would work properly with the Yii
framework
So while working on a FCGI thing, I came across a very, very weird if statement:
try {
var parsed = htparser.execute(buffer, start,
len);
console.log(- Parsed message:,parsed);
Hey everyone.
I had forked a project that promised to let me run PHP scripts trough fcgi and
did slight modifications to it so it would work properly with the Yii
framework. But now I just tried to print an image verbatim - changing the
content type and and adding Content-length to the
Hey Prabhash!
Using functions to return objects tends to be known as „generators“ or
„factories“. You could also call it a pseudo-constructor. This method is used
to create more dynamic objects. Imagine you had this data model that could pick
up information off some kind of configuration file
Okay, so let’s say I have coded a bunch of modules for a private site and I
opensource them on my website, but do NOT want them to be used anywhere else
without my permission. What license would be good? o.o
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Here you have it: https://github.com/IngwiePhoenix/connect-oj/blob/master/pp.js
https://github.com/IngwiePhoenix/connect-oj/blob/master/pp.js
You can copy it, put it in your project and use it. Its simple and pretty cool.
:) It does not just work with JS, but really everything. I am using it to
Hey there.
This sounds like an interesting project. Did you make bindings for other
scripting languages - mainly PHP - too? I am just looking for a smaller
soltuion than JSON… o.o
Kind regards, Ingwie
Am 04.11.2014 um 16:59 schrieb Alan Hoffmeister alanhoffmeis...@gmail.com:
Hello guys,
I dont like the idea to compile a module just to use two functions, so I am
looking for a flat - scripted - alternative instead.
Am 04.11.2014 um 17:15 schrieb Alex Kocharin a...@kocharin.ru:
I thought we had BSON for this purpose already.
04.11.2014, 19:11, Alan Hoffmeister
Hey everyone.
Just today, I published a small connect middleware, that allows you to urilize
OJ - an alternative to objective-j - on the fly. The work on this project has
caused OJ itself to update its API, making it easier to use.
I just put it onto NPM, but you can also find it here
So, all unix users know this:
cat myfile | ./someProg
someProg assumes its data to come to STDIN and wouldn’t take other arguments.
But, how do we do that in NodeJS? Imagine we have the contents of myfile and
just want to spawn a child process of someProg…but then? How do I feed it the
://profiles.google.com/jsoverson | li
http://jarrodoverson.com/linkedin
On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 3:19 AM, Kevin Ingwersen (Ingwie Phoenix)
ingwie2...@googlemail.com mailto:ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
I am currently looking into using oj, a Objective-C like syntax for JS. Why I
didn’t
That is a very impressive example - i wonder why thsi method is not its own
module anyway =p I will try and test this! Thank you a lot for this solution. I
never saw any ude for the vm module…well, now I do.
Am 28.10.2014 um 20:13 schrieb Axel Kittenberger axk...@gmail.com:
Why not use the
I am currently looking into using oj, a Objective-C like syntax for JS. Why I
didn’t use Objective-J? Its not nodejs-friendly.
But oj lacks a preprocessor…but I need one. Actually, I only need one thing:
#include.
I went and browsed npm, but I only found one preprocessor, but it required
Am 22.05.2014 um 17:51 schrieb Aria Stewart aredri...@nbtsc.org:
On May 22, 02014, at 10:04, Ingo Albers pjotrpan...@gmail.com wrote:
For a new project I need some modules (serialport, socket.io, express) but I
can't use npm on my device. I tried building the modules on an ARM QEMU but
Hey.
No, there is no such event in nodejs. But there are libraries that offer such
functionality, as far as I am aware. But, I would suggest something like this.
var myModule = require(...);
function initialize() {
// put some code here
}
(function(){
initialize();
// do
Hey.
Short question; what is the @ operator used for in JS?
in PHP, its the silence errors operator.
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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() {
this.@privy = true;
this._privy = false
}
var foo = new Foo();
foo;
{ _privy: false } -- no access to @privy property
Rick
On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 4:09 AM, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Hey.
Short question; what is the @ operator used for in JS?
in PHP
, but the path of the header files are not
resolved correctly.
El viernes, 9 de mayo de 2014 17:16:27 UTC+2, Kevin Ingwersen escribió:
Hey!
In a target, you may also specify the key include_dirs. Its a list. So just
look at the example here:
https://github.com/Deskshell-Core/node-ph7/blob
Now, there it is.
Atom Shell was open sourced a while ago and I roamed around in its code.
Apearently it directly targets a node_lib target within node.gyp. I have not
checked the current version of Node's gyp file, but I think now its actually
time to offer an embedding API. Why? Because even
Am 30.04.2014 um 15:51 schrieb Kees k keeskwekkeb...@gmail.com:
I get an error with v8: '3.11.10.25':
FATAL ERROR: v8::Object::SetIndexedPropertiesToExternalArrayData() JSArray is
not supported
Now I am trying this option:
GetPointerFromInternalField (int index)
Isn't that function
Hey!
I just realized something as I was working on a concept for an embeddable
nodejs API.
Most of the uv_*() functions are bound to a message loop. At least, the types
obviously are, like uv_idle_t and such. But what about the fs bindings - are
they bound to be stuck into a uv_loop? That's
1st: Spelling of the target_name and the NODE_MODULE name parameter must be
idendical.
2nd: Include the .node file directly. Use a module like binding.
3nd: Make sure that your node_module.cc file is actually compiled and added.
Showing your binding.gyp file, plus the init part of your module
CSharp? ... But there is only a real C++ binding. o.O
Am 27.04.2014 um 10:10 schrieb Joseph Baiden joseph.baide...@gmail.com:
Hi All,
I have a work-related project to develop an application using NodeJS. This
application needs to capture data and use wrapper classes developed in C# to
How would you be able to interface HP AM? That is quite important. Do you use
sockets, HTTP requests, actual C++ bindings?
Am 27.04.2014 um 14:48 schrieb Joseph Baiden joseph.baide...@gmail.com:
OK. Is there any way I can develop the application on Node.js to interact
with HP AgileManager, so
Hey!
I am currently working on an embedding API for nodejs that will go straight
into my open source project. Thing is, I want to make sure I am not doing
anything wrong! NodeJS and its dependencies - uv, http-parser, zlib, v8 is
bundled in another library already - are bundled along other
Am 26.04.2014 um 02:03 schrieb Ryan Schmidt google-2...@ryandesign.com:
On Apr 25, 2014, at 00:28, Selvaraj Periyasame wrote:
My requirements is to scrape the third party https websites by posting the
details. Like clicking the button using nodejs.
I found that client side event
Because the code with B) is a callback. Its first added to the stack of
execution and ran later, which is why variables go out of scope in these cases.
So the code that is not in a callback is ran first, when there is some CPU time
free - i think it was that factor - then the callback is ran.
Have you tried to use __dirname to get the current, full path, working
directory? Or just use relativep aths to the file from where you do the
instance.
Am Mo. Apr. 21 2014 01:43:25 schrieb Alejandro Paciotti:
I am structuring my node.js application with express as follows:
myApp
- app
Wow! Congratz dude ^___^
I was just learning how this exploit worked, for educational purpose, as I
never had experience with exploits.
Congratulations again!
Am Sa. Apr. 19 2014 21:57:39 schrieb Glenn Block:
No doubt!
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 10:41 AM, Mikeal Rogers
Hey!
Oh yes, you got that one right. In my cases, I just have a folder containing my
stuff, or app. Let's take an example, for a WebSockets server...
ChatSock
|- main.js
|- lib/other.js
|- node_modules
|- socket.io
|- someOtherStuff
the node_modules within your app/project directory is
No. Nexe builds executables, whilst nar is like jar or phar (java archive, php
archive).
I like the project, very nice. :3
Am Do. Apr. 17 2014 21:08:49 schrieb Alex Kocharin:
Isn't it something nexe is doing already?
17.04.2014, 22:02, Tomas Aparicio to...@aparicio.me:
Hi everyone!
Hey everyone!
I am sitting here, importing music across from my laptop to my homeserver,
using iTunes. But when I got the songs from a friend, they accidentially got
imported as duplicates... So now I have things like this in my plist:
TrackID: {
Name: This Song
Good to know this one! :)
Always good to read about the differences of unix and win32 stuff. :)
Am Mo. Apr. 14 2014 17:14:14 schrieb mscdex:
On Monday, April 14, 2014 10:32:25 AM UTC-4, Pawel Por wrote:
I can see that node.lib exists in Windows installation and does not exist in
Linux one.
avril 2014 19:22:44 UTC+2, Kevin Ingwersen a écrit :
Well, what are you expecting in an empty this object? XD You have nothing
assigned to it! Therefore, it will stay empty. Again, check the v8 docs and
look for v8::Script, which esentialy is what oyu want; it lets you run
arbitary JS code
I dont get what you are trying to do?
So you want to call a function that prints contents of the global object?
Besides, you shouldn't need to create a v8::Function for eval, instead, look
into v8::Script. There is most probably an existing eval-like function.
Am Do. Apr. 10 2014 15:24:56
to execute arbitrary JS code from C++. I've an idea for a
potential project. But understand things is necessary.
Le jeudi 10 avril 2014 15:33:14 UTC+2, Kevin Ingwersen a écrit :
I dont get what you are trying to do?
So you want to call a function that prints contents of the global object
Hey!
I do some DJing at some time and I enjoy sharing that on a little stream. But
on a random thought, I wondered if it would, theoreticaly, be possible to
stream an MP3 stream to nodejs, and have clients listen to that very stream?
I.e. thru a browser's audio tag?
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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Thats plain awesome!! ^^ So I could replace my IceCast serveroo.
Thanks for the response, that is gonna be awesome!
Am Mi. Apr. 09 2014 21:23:46 schrieb Aria Stewart:
On Apr 9, 02014, at 14:48, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hey!
I do some DJing at some time
He was obviously wanting to use some module to access a repo's data.
There are some modules i can spot on nPM that could help:
https://www.npmjs.org/package/git-wrapper2
https://www.npmjs.org/package/git-tools
https://www.npmjs.org/package/js-git
etc, etc~
Am 30.03.2014 um 17:28 schrieb Duy
Wow, thats some awesome event...wish Germany had that o.o!
Wish you all the best at that Hackathon!!! :D
Am 28.03.2014 um 13:36 schrieb Thomas Watson t...@tws.name:
Hi fellow node devs
I recently moved to Bangkok from Denmark and would really much like meet
other Node.js hackers here. To
I just looked into it, and it looks interesting for one part: the IPC one. But
otherwise, the API seems a bit confusing. Therefore, I have some questions:
- How do we offer native functionality to a user?
- How do we simply compile the module, and how is it properly used?
- What can we do to
Hey there.
I am working on a rather good-going idea, of modding the NodeJS core. Now, I
want to create a nodejs instance, that should thread in the background. So I am
just giving it a script, and letting it work all its way in the background.
The idea is to embed nodejs with CEF, but letting
Hey there.
I did post this on github, but I think I should post it here too - maybe
some-random-guy knows an answer :)
https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/7310
Summary:
I have slightly changed the build, so nodejs itself builds as a library, and
node_main.cc is later on added as an
, at 6:51 pm, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hey guys.
Is there a way that I could send a question directly at the nodejs
developers? I asked twice for something rather deep about nodejs, but got no
help here, so I was tempted to mail the devs directly. Is that possible
Hey guys.
Is there a way that I could send a question directly at the nodejs developers?
I asked twice for something rather deep about nodejs, but got no help here, so
I was tempted to mail the devs directly. Is that possible, and to which email
do I send my question?
Kind regards,
Ingwie
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Sounds to me like its an array/object, so try this:
https.globalAgent.options.ca[] = lesserKnownCas;
That will add an entry into the array.
Am 07.03.2014 um 01:17 schrieb AJ ONeal coola...@gmail.com:
So it turns out that when I do this
https.globalAgent.options.ca = lesserKnownCas;
I dont know what you actually mean by CA - but.
https.globalAgent.options
{}
This comes up in the node REPL, and it clearly shows an empty object - there is
no 'ca' entry. What would be the expected output here? (btw - node 0.10.24)
Am 07.03.2014 um 02:07 schrieb AJ ONeal coola...@gmail.com:
Hey!
So, I have been poking and peeking aorund...most results were quite horrible. I
mean, the project I am trying to do isnt going as good as I wanted. The CEF
(Chromium Embedded Framework) integration I wanted to develop is making a lot
of troubble. Mainly the fact that its behavior is sort
posted the files I wrote up at https://gist.github.com/Acubed/9363269
Please let me know what you think.
Austin Wright.
On Saturday, March 1, 2014 10:42:57 PM UTC-7, Kevin Ingwersen wrote:
Hey.
I am thinking forth and back about an issue I have.
When somebody on windows wants
, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Thats very cool! :)
Why is it that V8 can barely built without Python? Its just a bunch of C++
sources - or what makes it difficult?
I am currently trying to port nodejs + deps to a build system I am
contributing to.
Kind regards, Ingwie
Hey.
Out of curiosity... I am playing with modding nodejs' source some, and I just
wondered: What if I ran node::Start() on a non-main thread - like if I used
pthread_create() and put a nodejs main stuff into a separate thread? How would
that affect the program?
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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Hey.
I am thinking forth and back about an issue I have.
When somebody on windows wants to build nodejs, they need python - and python
is all but small (100mb, to build a 20kb file...haha). So I was wondering: is
nodejs also build-able with an alternative build system? o.o
Kind regards, Ingwie
The link_settings are applied to other targets depending on that target. You
should:
{
name: my_cool_addon,
sources: [...],
libraries: [path/to/dll_or_lib],
# ...
}
You won't really need link_settings within a nodejs extension, unless you build
the lib and
Hey.
Consider adding this to your module:
module.exports.view = function...
module.exports.Post={};
Now, you can modify the second Post variable with...
var View = require(...);
View.Post={dat:dude};
Should help.
Otherwise, you may use the globals object - its global everywhere, and the same
Hey.
I am using 0.11, because I urgently needed 3.22 v8 for a project. XD
It works just as expected, I have not noticed any weird behavior, yet.
Kind regards, Ingwie
Am So. Feb. 23 2014 23:23:55 schrieb Fedor Indutny:
Hello guys!
Sorry for not responding early, I have pretty long backlog
As far as I can figure, they updated v8 to some 3.22 version. Which is good -
brings new internal features, speed improvement, and such. But it also changes
the native addon API some. Now, you have to take care of passing isolates into
instantiations for things. But otherwise, things seem to be
Hey.
I just became curios about a little question. Since a while, I am using
embedable scripting languages such as ph7 and ObjectScript, and in a recent
project, I actually need to make things a lot more different.
So, I am stuck on the CEF bindings, still. It turns out that the thread model I
Look up Apache reverse proxy - that is how you map an apache request to your
nodejs port. In my case, I am mapping a whole domain, so each request going to
mydomain.com:80 is initially going to mydomain.com:8080
Am Do. Feb. 20 2014 14:01:07 schrieb gyanesh gouraw:
How am i supposed to run my
Hey there.
I need to add a function to libuv's event loop. It must be run each time in the
stack, and once I do not want the function to run anymore, i need to be able to
unplug the function. How can I archieve this?
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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schrieb Fedor Indutny:
Hi!
You could use `uv_prepare_t`, or `uv_idle_t`, or `uv_check_t`
depending on your needs. See
https://github.com/joyent/libuv/blob/master/include/uv.h#L1253 for
details.
Cheers,
Fedor.
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 12:56 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2...@googlemail.com
And this won't cause any troubble with the already existing uv_loop?
Am Do. Feb. 20 2014 23:12:45 schrieb Fedor Indutny:
You could use `uv_default_loop()`.
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 1:49 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hey!
Thanks for the fast answer - that appears
. 20 2014 23:21:58 schrieb Fedor Indutny:
This is exactly the loop that node.js runs on, it is using the only default
one.
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:19 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
And this won't cause any troubble with the already existing uv_loop?
Am Do. Feb. 20
;)
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:29 AM, Kevin Ingwersen
ingwie2...@googlemail.com wrote:
That looks like it works! ^_^
Thanks for that hint. :) That basically fixed a big issue I had. Instead of
threading, and letting a message loop circle around in a seperate thread, it
now works in the same loop
GYP's language is a giant python dictionary - very JSON like. Hence, you can
use certain python expressions, for expanding variables and stuff. Thats why
you cant use YAML. o.o
Am Mi. Feb. 19 2014 13:34:59 schrieb Aria Stewart:
On Feb 18, 2014 2:55 AM, Alex Kocharin a...@kocharin.ru wrote:
Is
://www.npmjs.org/package/ansi-color
(https://github.com/loopj/commonjs-ansi-color). I haven't tried that
particular module, but a lot of others seem to use it, so it'll probably do
the trick.
Colors are fun!
Jimb Esser
On Friday, February 7, 2014 7:41:48 AM UTC-8, Kevin Ingwersen wrote
to implement a
full-bloated python interpreter in order to parse that file.
Hmm... maybe pyjs or skulpt will do the job.
19.02.2014, 16:43, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com:
GYP's language is a giant python dictionary - very JSON like. Hence, you
can use certain python
AM, Kevin Ingwersen ingwie2...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Not all the customers my project has will randomly happen to have a VBox
around XD...sadly.
I'll be trying the nodejs modules. o.o
I thought I needed ANSICON in order to use Ansi colors in windows :o
Am Mi. Feb. 19 2014 20:26:58 schrieb
Am Di. Feb. 18 2014 00:36:13 schrieb Alex Kocharin:
16.02.2014, 14:12, Gagle gagle...@gmail.com:
I mean, it's a very huge dependency. Node.js can be installed in any system
with low resources. If python were a 5MB dependency, it's ok, but python
also depends on sqlite. Don't you think that
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