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| <thatguydan> | bah, does anybody know anything about upstart? |
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| <thatguydan> | specifically preserving environment in executing node as another user |
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| <chapel> | thatguydan: env of the current user or one running node? |
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| <thatguydan> | i've got them in /etc/environment |
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| <thatguydan> | but i'd like them visible as the user running node |
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| <chapel> | thatguydan: well, are you using sudo or su? |
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| <thatguydan> | chapel: tried this: exec su root -c /usr/sbin/job_needing_envs |
| 02:46:55
| <thatguydan> | and no love |
| 02:47:40
| <thatguydan> | but passing in -c "/usr/localnode " |
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| <chapel> | hmm |
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| <thatguydan> | I'm not sure if it's an amazon linux thing, but i was under the impression /etc/environment applied to all |
| 02:53:56
| <thatguydan> | (shells that is) |
| 02:55:44
| <chapel> | well |
| 02:55:54
| <chapel> | su should read from /etc/environment |
| 02:56:00
| <chapel> | but maybe only for su, and not su account |
| 02:56:32
| <chapel> | thatguydan: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/35338/su-vs-sudo-s-vs-sudo-bash |
| 02:56:37
| <chapel> | some basic info |
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| <thatguydan> | cheers |
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| 03:18:53
| <thatguydan> | hmm, so doing a "su - ninja" |
| 03:19:03
| <thatguydan> | and then trying to reference the vars in /etc/environment doesn't work |
| 03:24:58
| <chapel> | no |
| 03:25:02
| <chapel> | su - erases vars |
| 03:34:35
| <thatguydan> | isn't that the kind of shell upstart runs as? |
| 03:35:53
| <thatguydan> | I think I'm just going to dump them in like /etc/environment.local and source that guy |
| 03:36:16
| <devaholic> | thatguydan: yes source something |
| 03:36:21
| <thatguydan> | this just isn't behaving like anybody says it is, i might be an idiot though |
| 03:36:30
| <thatguydan> | :p |
| 03:41:53
| <devaholic> | hmm not sure where to put settings for fleet-panel |
| 03:42:16
| <SubStack> | what settings do you need to have? |
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| 03:42:50
| <devaholic> | well a git account for one, but also different hubs |
| 03:42:57
| <devaholic> | and potentially other settings |
| 03:43:28
| <SubStack> | could just have fleet-panel take a config file as an argument |
| 03:43:31
| <SubStack> | fleet-panel config.json |
| 03:43:33
| <devaholic> | im thinking about using fleet.json, but if its not in the pwd then its not going to work very well |
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| <devaholic> | hmm |
| 03:44:26
| <SubStack> | if you use figc then the config args will get merged with argv https://github.com/substack/node-figc |
| 03:44:45
| <SubStack> | makes it easier to override args without messing with config files |
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| <SubStack> | also makes it easier to write a wrapper around fleet-panel for other libs later |
| 03:45:33
| <SubStack> | so if for instance I wanted to plug fleet-panel into seaport to build the config data programmatically from the available subsystems |
| 03:45:36
| <devaholic> | btw i plan on maintaing fleet panel, so if you have any must-have suggestions ill add them |
| 03:45:48
| <SubStack> | excellent! |
| 03:46:13
| <SubStack> | probably going to be using fleet-panel too once we get our stuff running with it |
| 03:46:21
| <devaholic> | figc looks pretty useful, ill try this |
| 03:46:25
| <SubStack> | and I still plan on building some of those graph visualizations |
| 03:46:42
| <SubStack> | open source collaboration! \o |
| 03:46:54
| <devaholic> | yeah everyone wins! |
| 03:46:56
| <devaholic> | ftw! |
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| <devaholic> | also ive been using a thing i called fleet-brigade for one of my clients, so we can spawn a group of processes with one command, still havent thought of a good way to make a module out of it though |
| 03:49:08
| <SubStack> | nice! |
| 03:49:11
| <niftylettuce> | BOOM SHA LA KA LA KA |
| 03:49:12
| <LOUDBOT> | 1 LOUDBOT WAY, LOUDBOTVILLE ONTARIO QB 5E3 A1X |
| 03:49:19
| <devaholic> | it would be nice if i could access and grok fleet.json as its own module without the other stuff in fleet |
| 03:49:48
| <Raynos> | devaholic: I think we will fork fleet panel and build on top of it our self |
| 03:50:05
| <SubStack> | devaholic: I'll expose that stuff when I hack on 1:1 command<->api parity for fleet |
| 03:50:48
| <devaholic> | SubStack: along those lines, running fleet commands programmatically in node also |
| 03:51:27
| <SubStack> | that's the plan |
| 03:51:28
| <devaholic> | fleet.connect('hub-name'); fleet.ps(cb) without needing to consider anything about the net |
| 03:51:40
| <SubStack> | you can already do that stuff with propagit but it's a bit messy |
| 03:52:18
| <devaholic> | Raynos: what do you plan on building on top of it? |
| 03:54:50
| <niftylettuce> | SubStack: would you be interested in going on a cruise boat for ~7 days with a bunch of other hackers? if so, what would interest you in going? |
| 03:55:18
| <niftylettuce> | SubStack: chapel and I were discussing something like Cruise Conf or something, with a cruise line and we could use Crowdtilt to get a group discount |
| 03:56:09
| <niftylettuce> | 24x7 pizza/ice-cream, tons of food, buffet etc., only like $400-800 for a 7-day cruise |
| 03:56:20
| <niftylettuce> | that is enticing enough lol |
| 03:57:44
| <niftylettuce> | anyone else here interested? |
| 03:57:45
| <SubStack> | niftylettuce: dunno a cruise doesn't seem all that fun |
| 03:58:26
| <niftylettuce> | SubStack: what about renting a place in St. Thomas or U.S. Virgin Islands for a week? |
| 03:58:43
| <niftylettuce> | no boat, just island/beach/parties and hacking |
| 03:58:51
| <SubStack> | meh |
| 03:59:51
| <SubStack> | I don't really have the money for that kind of stuff right now either |
| 04:00:03
| <niftylettuce> | this wouldn't be until next year at the earliest |
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| <Raynos> | devaholic: a nicer UI :P |
| 04:02:20
| <devaholic> | Raynos: the ui is about utility, why not contribute? |
| 04:03:22
| <devaholic> | niftylettuce: a cruise could be really interesting, depending on the agenda and other details |
| 04:03:56
| <devaholic> | niftylettuce: havent heard of something quite like that before |
| 04:04:33
| <Raynos> | devaholic: because I think my coworker will rewrite the UI in angular |
| 04:04:46
| <Raynos> | devaholic: We may or may not want to write something similar from scratch or contribute. I'll see |
| 04:04:55
| <devaholic> | Raynos: but its just an admin thing, why not use the DOM? |
| 04:05:10
| <Raynos> | dont know |
| 04:05:56
| <devaholic> | crazy! well if you have any awesome ideas for the panel share them |
| 04:06:27
| <niftylettuce> | my argument for a cruise was that sitting in one place does you no good in terms of opening your eyes, you can't just browse Flickr or YouTube all day, you have to get the f out there and look around |
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| <devaholic> | niftylettuce: how easy it is to get to and/or justify going to a conf is a factor |
| 04:08:38
| <niftylettuce> | devaholic: screw conf, just a cruise with fellow hackers would be fun |
| 04:08:48
| <niftylettuce> | chat about stuff over coffee/food like normal people |
| 04:09:19
| <devaholic> | it would, perhaps it could be a node knockout cruise + extra js stuff :D |
| 04:09:26
| <niftylettuce> | psht |
| 04:09:30
| <niftylettuce> | laptops = not good in water |
| 04:09:51
| <niftylettuce> | laptops = dont have internet in middle of ocean |
| 04:09:55
| <devaholic> | the internet or� just on boats in general? |
| 04:10:02
| <devaholic> | mm |
| 04:10:09
| <niftylettuce> | satellite internet = xpensive |
| 04:10:19
| <niftylettuce> | $3.50 per minute or something outrageous |
| 04:11:11
| <devaholic> | what about cell tethering? |
| 04:11:15
| <devaholic> | not possible? |
| 04:11:22
| <devaholic> | http://www.panoramas.dk/mars/greeley-haven.html damn that is amazing |
| 04:15:04
| <Raynos> | just go to sumer camp |
| 04:15:09
| <Raynos> | oh wait |
| 04:15:12
| <Raynos> | node knockout on ab oat |
| 04:16:25
| <devaholic> | ON A BOAT |
| 04:16:26
| <LOUDBOT> | THE SCREENSHOT PART DIDN'T PRINT THO |
| 04:18:31
| <Raynos> | ON A BOAT |
| 04:18:32
| <LOUDBOT> | JUST SO YOU KNOW |
| 04:18:39
| <Raynos> | how do we make tis happen? |
| 04:18:48
| <Raynos> | anyway |
| 04:18:52
| <Raynos> | I need to go fix seaport-proxy |
| 04:19:01
| <Raynos> | then write a video chat app |
| 04:19:19
| <devaholic> | Raynos: the connection stuff in seaport-stream makes me confused |
| 04:19:37
| <Raynos> | devaholic: it's a bit hackish. It works nicely with TCP |
| 04:19:48
| <chapel> | I think a hackathon would be awesome |
| 04:19:55
| <chapel> | no internet would mean all local based stuff |
| 04:20:02
| <Raynos> | theres a hackathon this weekend in SF :P |
| 04:21:23
| <chapel> | but not one on a boat |
| 04:23:30
| <devaholic> | call it The Lonely Island hackathon, bring errything you need to win! |
| 04:24:41
| <devaholic> | and have someone bring a hypervisor |
| 04:24:51
| <devaholic> | on a laptop |
| 04:24:52
| <devaholic> | done. |
| 04:31:15
| <devaholic> | silly github thinks my node repo is a perl repo |
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| <SubStack> | Raynos: there are hackathons every weekend in sf! |
| 04:34:19
| <Raynos> | i know |
| 04:34:21
| <Raynos> | hence the joke |
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| <Raynos> | https://github.com/Raynos/stream-router#stream-router |
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| <Raynos> | https://github.com/Raynos/lazynode#lazynode |
| 06:00:03
| <Raynos> | Ok maybe I should either stop spamming my modules |
| 06:00:08
| <Raynos> | or write bigger more complex ones |
| 06:01:21
| <devaholic> | https://github.com/tblobaum/git-rev |
| 06:06:04
| <Raynos> | that runs git in cwd? |
| 06:08:16
| <SubStack> | KEEP SPAMMING MODULES |
| 06:08:17
| <LOUDBOT> | OMG HAVE YOU GUYS SEEN THE PICTURES WITH CATS |
| 06:08:22
| <SubStack> | ^^^ |
| 06:08:55
| <SubStack> | Raynos: complex modules are ethically wrong |
| 06:09:15
| <Raynos> | SubStack: I know, but i feel like mine are too small :( |
| 06:09:30
| <SubStack> | they cause undue hardship all around |
| 06:09:44
| <SubStack> | Raynos: that feeling means you're doing it right |
| 06:09:45
| <Raynos> | airport and upnode are suprisingly complex |
| 06:09:54
| <SubStack> | they didn't start that way |
| 06:10:02
| <Raynos> | I see |
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| <Raynos> | if I feel that they are too small at the start |
| 06:10:13
| <Raynos> | then they grow to the "right size" |
| 06:10:16
| <Raynos> | when they get mature |
| 06:10:41
| <SubStack> | yes, you should overcorrect for smallness because reality will throw a suckerpunch and you'll need to add special cases |
| 06:11:08
| <Raynos> | like forcing seaport-proxy logic into airport :D |
| 06:11:19
| <Raynos> | thats going to be a bitch |
| 06:11:28
| <Raynos> | it might be easier for me to just write an airport-proxy |
| 06:12:02
| <SubStack> | devaholic: is that like the git log command? |
| 06:13:02
| <devaholic> | the one i was pasting here? |
| 06:13:07
| <SubStack> | yeah |
| 06:13:14
| <devaholic> | that was just some trickery to get a git log to ouput js arrays |
| 06:13:20
| <devaholic> | its not in that module |
| 06:13:30
| <devaholic> | could be, i suppose! |
| 06:14:34
| <devaholic> | Raynos: yep child_process.exec uses process.cwd() as the default |
| 06:14:50
| <Raynos> | https://gist.github.com/3301572 |
| 06:14:55
| <Raynos> | Using some kind of trickery |
| 06:15:04
| <Raynos> | can I turn the standard "upnode object" |
| 06:15:08
| <Raynos> | into like one file |
| 06:15:14
| <Raynos> | so I can just require it and call the methods |
| 06:15:38
| <devaholic> | Raynos: i have no idea which of your modules are deprecated but it seems like new ones are replacing older ones, dunno |
| 06:15:56
| <devaholic> | with seaport/mdm stuff, anyways |
| 06:15:59
| <devaholic> | perhaps im mistaken |
| 06:16:00
| <Raynos> | devaholic: some are deprecated. If the github page doesn't exist anymore then its dead |
| 06:16:24
| <Raynos> | the routil suite isn't deprecated, it's just used for HTTP where as all these new tools are for streams |
| 06:17:24
| <devaholic> | just a lot of them seem really similar i guess, no worries! |
| 06:17:25
| <devaholic> | brb |
| 06:17:34
| <SubStack> | Raynos: proxies do that |
| 06:17:44
| <Raynos> | SubStack: what do you mean? |
| 06:17:52
| <SubStack> | harmony proxies |
| 06:17:59
| <Raynos> | I guess so |
| 06:18:42
| <Raynos> | devaholic: you mean the like 10 streaming modules I wrote recently? They are all building blocks on each other. they are all useful |
| 06:19:07
| <Raynos> | the least useful one is probably mux-demux-shoe which is just boot without reconnection logic |
| 06:19:18
| <Raynos> | but maybe you dont want automagic reconnection done for you! |
| 06:20:27
| <devaholic> | yeah i probably just have no idea how you suggest using them together <_> |
| 06:27:22
| <Raynos> | you wouldn't use mux-demux-shoe & boot on the same project |
| 06:27:44
| <Raynos> | the examples folder show how the other tools work together |
| 06:27:54
| <Raynos> | I'm writing the seaport-proxy service example atm |
| 06:28:01
| <Raynos> | it's beastly |
| 06:28:52
| <Raynos> | seaport-proxy allows you to emulate "peer to peer" using a centralized connection. |
| 06:35:51
| <Raynos> | SubStack: I think there might be a rage condition in upnode |
| 06:36:17
| <SubStack> | RAGE |
| 06:36:18
| <LOUDBOT> | ERIKH DO YOU WANT SOME OF MY COCK SAUCE? IT'S GOOD WITH TURKEY. |
| 06:37:17
| <SubStack> | Raynos: it's highly possible |
| 06:39:06
| <Raynos> | it may be a bug in my code |
| 07:05:45
| <Raynos> | bug dissappear o/ |
| 07:14:29
| <Raynos> | dominictarr: would it be bad if I used mux-demux on a mux-demux stream? |
| 07:14:34
| <Raynos> | would it cause the world to end? |
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| <Raynos> | dominictarr: the mux-demux stream id does not exist error is horrible :( |
| 07:43:04
| <Raynos> | so hard to debug |
| 07:43:31
| <Raynos> | seaport-proxy service demo! https://github.com/Raynos/seaport-proxy/tree/master/examples/service |
| 07:43:46
| <Raynos> | it has a disconnection bug which I'm fixing but the rest works |
| 07:44:01
| <Raynos> | it allows you to create arbitary seaport services in browsers and then connect to them from other browsers |
| 07:48:54
| <SubStack> | that would be so awesome for a peer-to-peer game |
| 07:50:13
| <SubStack> | or a game where you program elements of the world and the programs run in your browser |
| 07:50:43
| <SubStack> | might hack a bit with it, seems pretty great |
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| 07:58:55
| <SubStack> | and plus I already made a ton of progress today doing real work™ type activities |
| 07:58:59
| <SubStack> | time for mad science |
| 08:02:28
| <SubStack> | it's odd because if I don't give in to my desire to perform mad science experiments then I can't think about anything else until I satisfy my curiosity |
| 08:03:03
| <SubStack> | there are just so many interesting ideas floating about |
| 08:05:03
| <devaholic> | how about a browser joining the service registry while its connected and running some code in a web worker, could make an abstracted seaport-stream more viable |
| 08:05:45
| <devaholic> | or, abstracting away the type of connection to the service more attractive, rather |
| 08:06:33
| <devaholic> | then you could have some kind of peer to peer multi-threaded service providers |
| 08:07:32
| <devaholic> | and then just be sure to destroy the web worker services based on some latency rules |
| 08:10:58
| <devaholic> | with or without the web worker it would be useful, but seems like a nice way to have the browser do stuff for another browser |
| 08:27:06
| <Raynos> | dominictarr: so many edge cases with mdm >_< |
| 08:27:18
| <Raynos> | SubStack: there are a bunch of bugs with mdm on extreme edge cases |
| 08:28:41
| <Raynos> | but it works fine if you just reboot the server when mdm crashes |
| 08:29:15
| <Raynos> | devaholic: that's what seaport-stream is for, to abstract away the type of server connection |
| 08:29:38
| <Raynos> | and the peer 2 peer thing is great fun |
| 08:43:06
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| 08:43:17
| <SubStack> | yay |
| 08:43:58
| <SubStack> | so this is a somewhat novel problem: in a tile map you have the quadrilateral tiles themselves but you also have points |
| 08:44:17
| <SubStack> | and I want to register listeners for mouseover/mouseout/click events on the points |
| 08:44:30
| <SubStack> | and I go about creating tiles with a function createTile(x, y) |
| 08:44:41
| <SubStack> | each tile has points but some of the points are shared with other tiles |
| 08:45:07
| <SubStack> | so I can't just tile.points.forEach(function (pt) { pt.on('mouseover', fn) }) |
| 08:45:48
| <SubStack> | because that will register between 1 and 4 listeners for each point |
| 08:47:07
| <SubStack> | I could have each tile have an array of uniquePoints |
| 08:47:25
| <SubStack> | or I could emit an event when a new point is created |
| 08:48:15
| <Raynos> | not sure |
| 08:48:22
| <Raynos> | i need to give up debugging this shit and sleep |
| 08:49:22
| <Raynos> | i hate reconnection logic |
| 08:49:25
| <Raynos> | it's so fucking fragile |
| 08:49:48
| <SubStack> | yes |
| 08:50:01
| <SubStack> | not pleasant at all |
| 08:51:48
| <Raynos> | well its not that bad |
| 08:51:54
| <Raynos> | but mux-demux is evil |
| 08:52:06
| <Raynos> | it throws exceptions for corrupted streams killing my server instead of just closing those streams |
| 08:52:25
| <Raynos> | if it closes the streams I could create new fresh streams on the other end and keep going |
| 08:52:45
| <Raynos> | im also trying to get seaport to "reconnect" through upnode to a service in a browser |
| 08:53:07
| <Raynos> | so you can close a browser and re-open it and create another service on the same name again and the other open browser keeps going |
| 08:53:30
| <Raynos> | thats not easy because there's lots of failure points to debug :( |
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| <devaholic> | https://github.com/tblobaum/redis-graph |
| 09:45:07
| <devaholic> | hnnnng that took way too long |
| 09:50:43
| <devaholic> | SubStack: the additional listeners would be discarded |
| 09:51:08
| <devaholic> | SubStack: unless you are proxying that to the dom addEventListener |
| 09:51:12
| <devaholic> | arent* |
| 09:52:52
| <devaholic> | gah and those docs are kind of terrible |
| 09:53:00
| <devaholic> | oh well |
| 09:54:10
| <SubStack> | all my terminals crashed >_< |
| 10:00:02
| <devaholic> | sux |
| 10:00:16
| <devaholic> | is there a trick to running npm test for every module in node_modules that i dont know about? |
| 10:18:31
| <guybrush> | devaholic: maybe parse `npm ls --parseable`, i would go that way |
| 10:19:09
| <guybrush> | devaholic: also i think its better to use the bundled devDependencies in test-script: https://github.com/tblobaum/redis-graph/blob/master/package.json#L16 |
| 10:19:38
| <guybrush> | devaholic: like: "test": "node_modules/.bin/tap test/*.js" |
| 10:20:00
| <guybrush> | so one has not to install tap globally to run your tests |
| 10:21:38
| <guybrush> | nice module btw :D |
| 10:29:31
| <SubStack> | http://substack.net/projects/datacenter/ press w for wall mode |
| 10:29:40
| <SubStack> | to toggle wall mode rather |
| 10:36:05
| <devaholic> | npm test `ls node_modules/` |
| 10:36:06
| <devaholic> | derp |
| 10:36:35
| <guybrush> | devaholic: ha! |
| 10:37:02
| <devaholic> | npm doesnt seem to use stdin as expected though |
| 10:37:42
| <devaholic> | SubStack: oh nice you also fixed the bug where the boxes would overlap eachother the wrong way |
| 10:38:29
| <SubStack> | a while back |
| 10:38:30
| <devaholic> | i can make long walls! |
| 10:38:50
| <SubStack> | there's another bug where the walls and racks have the wrong z-index |
| 10:40:18
| <devaholic> | guybrush: thanks, i only use tap |
| 10:41:11
| <devaholic> | ah yep, if the rack is built first |
| 10:42:48
| <devaholic> | ok brb, time for donuts |
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| <devaholic> | guybrush: if you are familiar with graph dbs and notice/d anything funky about redis-graph, let me know |
| 11:02:14
| <guybrush> | only came in touch with fb-graph, no time to look deeper into anything right now - i am up against a hard deadline :D |
| 11:03:26
| <guybrush> | but i will check it out for sure, really like the graph-way |
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| <devaholic> | https://github.com/tblobaum/git-rev#logfunction-array--- |
| 11:38:49
| <devaholic> | git logs in node |
| 11:49:57
| <devaholic> | just hooked the log command up to a route, lovely |
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| <tanepiper> | SubStack: how are you doing proxying with http/websocket/dnode servers? |
| 19:31:46
| <tanepiper> | i've got permission from the client to ditch nginx and just expose node directly, cos dnode is breaking over nginx (well websockets are, i can't get it to play nicely) |
| 19:46:49
| <wiwillia> | hey SubStack and pkrumins: Any plans for Safari 6?! |
| 19:46:53
| <wiwillia> | we're hitting crazy bugs with it |
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| <isaacs> | maxogden: server.staticFiles('/static', './static') <-- serve any static file in the ./static folder |
| 20:11:40
| <isaacs> | maxogden: server.static('/favicon.ico', './static/favicon.ico') <-- serve ./static/favicon.ico at the /favicon.ico route |
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| <Raynos> | tanepipe: https://github.com/substack/mountie |
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| 20:48:19
| <tanepiper> | how do i specify the host? for example I have chartaca.com, dashboard.chartaca.com, etc |
| 20:48:39
| <tanepiper> | but also those servers have directories (so chartaca.com/data chartaca.com/point, etc) |
| 20:49:16
| <tanepiper> | and actually they do different things, for example /data is to get data and runs on one port, /point is to put in data and lives on another port |
| 20:49:36
| <tanepiper> | actually ignore me on the second one |
| 20:49:40
| <tanepiper> | i see that in the docs |
| 20:52:53
| <tanepiper> | so really i just need to work out how to do subdomains, either that or move everything to directories |
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| <tanepiper> | ahhhhhhh |
| 21:27:21
| <SubStack> | tanepiper: the name of the service determines the domain |
| 21:30:39
| <tanepiper> | yea, i propely read the docs |
| 21:30:58
| <tanepiper> | so really if i want to redirect www to non-www traffic, i just write a service that redirects as well |
| 21:32:43
| <tanepiper> | ahh cool, also with mount points i don't need to have that path in the app |
| 21:33:13
| <devaholic> | redirecting like that can probably be easier done with dns |
| 21:34:42
| <tanepiper> | yea, i don't have control over the DNS |
| 21:35:05
| <tanepiper> | this would mostly be a fallback |
| 21:35:19
| <tanepiper> | tbh it's not a well written app and i'm trying to refactor it |
| 21:35:31
| <tanepiper> | but i have to keep the paths all the same :| |
| 21:37:20
| <devaholic> | SubStack: fyi, fleet-panel is fixed up to handle configuration better |
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| <SubStack> | tanepiper: you can call server.mount() to set up custom routes like to un www-ify a domain |
| 21:57:55
| <SubStack> | server.mount(function (req, bounce) { if (!/^www\./.test(req.headers.host)) return; var res = bounce.respond(); res.statusCode = 302; res.setHeader('location', req.headers.host.replace(/^www\./, '')); res.end(); return true }) |
| 21:57:59
| <SubStack> | something like that |
| 22:01:57
| <tanepiper> | gotcha |
| 22:04:47
| <tanepiper> | hmm, the bounce object is undefined |
| 22:05:56
| <tanepiper> | https://gist.github.com/d24d2de688d70e649a96 |
| 22:07:11
| <tanepiper> | hmm yea, when i do console.log arguments, it only contains the req argument |
| 22:10:17
| <tanepiper> | ahh needs an opts |
| 22:11:46
| <tanepiper> | if it's just a straight callback with no opts, only a req seems to be returned |
| 22:19:10
| <tanepiper> | never mind, its not important right now for me - i'll come back to that |
| 23:01:02
| <dominictarr> | tanepiper, SubStack jesusabdullah devaholic Raynos check what I did today. |
| 23:01:17
| <dominictarr> | https://npm.im/hipster |
| 23:01:32
| <dominictarr> | I WROTE A TEXT EDITOR IN NODE!JS |
| 23:01:33
| <LOUDBOT> | BUT I HAVE A LARGE NETWORK OF INTERRACIAL DONGS |
| 23:02:07
| <tanepiper> | cool |
| 23:02:15
| <maxogden> | version 0.0.0 awesome |
| 23:03:21
| <dominictarr> | TODO: Ascii bicycle logo |
| 23:04:40
| <devaholic> | dominictarr: http://www.laserturtle.com/data/xy1.jpg |
| 23:05:26
| <dominictarr> | devaholic, haha thanks. |
| 23:06:01
| <SubStack> | dominictarr: it should support loading embedded ansi pictures |
| 23:06:14
| <SubStack> | but not copy paste |
| 23:07:07
| <dominictarr> | SubStack, I'm considering a pro ascii art mode where you can color the file but not have to look at the escape codes. |
| 23:07:28
| <dominictarr> | SubStack, do you know a way to detect the size of the terminal? |
| 23:07:46
| <SubStack> | $COLUMNS |
| 23:07:47
| <LOUDBOT> | ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: BEAR MACE |
| 23:08:34
| <dominictarr> | what I really need is $ROWS |
| 23:08:42
| <dominictarr> | to make scrolling work nicely. |
| 23:08:53
| <SubStack> | tty.getWindowSize() |
| 23:08:55
| <dominictarr> | and fit the screen. |
| 23:09:02
| <dominictarr> | FANTASTIC |
| 23:09:03
| <LOUDBOT> | PUSH IT TO GITHUB LIKE SOME RUBYFAG |
| 23:09:04
| <SubStack> | oh wait that function lies |
| 23:09:10
| <SubStack> | seems to be hard-coded |
| 23:11:01
| <SubStack> | here we go: $LINES |
| 23:11:10
| <SubStack> | $LINES x $COLUMNS |
| 23:11:29
| <SubStack> | that works in my gnome-terminal anyhow |
| 23:12:00
| <SubStack> | also works on tty1 |
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| <SubStack> | dominictarr: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1780483/lines-and-columns-environmental-variables-lost-in-a-script |
| 23:17:37
| <dominictarr> | hmm, with a small amount of refactoring hipster could be used as the basis for all kinds of scrollable terminal applications. |
| 23:17:51
| <SubStack> | and it seems that window resizes send a SIGWINCH |
| 23:18:16
| <SubStack> | wowsy do this: |
| 23:18:26
| <SubStack> | in the repl |
| 23:18:27
| <SubStack> | process.on('SIGWINCH', function () { console.log('resized!') }) |
| 23:18:30
| <SubStack> | then resize the window! |
| 23:18:33
| <SubStack> | super neat |
| 23:19:04
| <maxogden> | dominictarr: http://max.ic.ht/dropbox/bucket/hipster.mov |
| 23:20:00
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, try a dark background. |
| 23:20:40
| <dominictarr> | or tell me what how you do the default colour. |
| 23:21:06
| <maxogden> | dominictarr: im in a stock OS X terminal without any non-default preferences |
| 23:22:15
| <dominictarr> | SubStack, how do I unset custom colours in charm? |
| 23:22:52
| <SubStack> | dominictarr: .display('reset') |
| 23:23:33
| <SubStack> | updating charm now with this new tput stuff I've learned about |
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| 23:28:15
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, just pushed. 0.0.1 works for me with light background. |
| 23:29:45
| <maxogden> | coolio |
| 23:35:36
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, did it work? |
| 23:37:59
| <maxogden> | dominictarr: yea |
| 23:38:06
| <maxogden> | dominictarr: is it supposed to be indented? |
| 23:38:06
| <dominictarr> | SWEET |
| 23:38:29
| <dominictarr> | use --margin 0 |
| 23:38:39
| <maxogden> | (why isnt that the default_ |
| 23:38:39
| <dominictarr> | you should be seeing linenumbers there |
| 23:38:46
| <maxogden> | oh, no linenums |
| 23:38:57
| <maxogden> | i see a music note |
| 23:39:31
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, that is a reference to EasyWriter |
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| * maxogden | does not get reference |
| 23:44:19
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, 0.0.2, line numbers are no longer on by default. |
| 23:44:38
| <dominictarr> | you'll need to read this for a start www.webcrunchers.com/stories/easywriter.html |
| 23:44:41
| <maxogden> | i'd be okay with them if they showed up :) |
| 23:44:49
| <maxogden> | whoa sweet beard |
| 23:45:33
| <dominictarr> | yeah this guy is epic |
| 23:53:06
| <SubStack> | do macs have /dev/fd entries? |
| 23:55:26
| <SubStack> | in maxos |
| 23:55:38
| <SubStack> | seems so! |
| 23:59:54
| <dominictarr> | maxogden, try 0.0.3 if you like it forces a dark background behind the numbers like npm does. |