Using coffee instead (derby new --coffee first-project)

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Tyler Renelle
2012-04-26 22:19:31 -04:00
parent 2f8b80b74e
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{get, view, ready} = require('derby').createApp module
## ROUTES ##
start = +new Date()
# Derby routes can be rendered on the client and the server
get '/:roomName?', (page, model, {roomName}) ->
roomName ||= 'home'
# Subscribes the model to any updates on this room's object. Calls back
# with a scoped model equivalent to:
# room = model.at "rooms.#{roomName}"
model.subscribe "rooms.#{roomName}", (err, room) ->
model.ref '_room', room
# setNull will set a value if the object is currently null or undefined
room.setNull 'welcome', "Welcome to #{roomName}!"
room.incr 'visits'
# This value is set for when the page initially renders
model.set '_timer', '0.0'
# Reset the counter when visiting a new route client-side
start = +new Date()
# Render will use the model data as well as an optional context object
page.render
roomName: roomName
randomUrl: parseInt(Math.random() * 1e9).toString(36)
## CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS ##
ready (model) ->
timer = null
# Expose the model as a global variable in the browser. This is fun in
# development, but it should be removed when writing an app
window.model = model
# Exported functions are exposed as a global in the browser with the same
# name as the module that includes Derby. They can also be bound to DOM
# events using the "x-bind" attribute in a template.
exports.stop = ->
# Any path name that starts with an underscore is private to the current
# client. Nothing set under a private path is synced back to the server.
model.set '_stopped', true
clearInterval timer
do exports.start = ->
model.set '_stopped', false
timer = setInterval ->
model.set '_timer', (((+new Date()) - start) / 1000).toFixed(1)
, 100
model.set '_showReconnect', true
exports.connect = ->
# Hide the reconnect link for a second after clicking it
model.set '_showReconnect', false
setTimeout (-> model.set '_showReconnect', true), 1000
model.socket.socket.connect()
exports.reload = -> window.location.reload()
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http = require 'http'
path = require 'path'
express = require 'express'
gzippo = require 'gzippo'
derby = require 'derby'
app = require '../app'
serverError = require './serverError'
## SERVER CONFIGURATION ##
ONE_YEAR = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 365
root = path.dirname path.dirname __dirname
publicPath = path.join root, 'public'
(expressApp = express())
.use(express.favicon())
# Gzip static files and serve from memory
.use(gzippo.staticGzip publicPath, maxAge: ONE_YEAR)
# Gzip dynamically rendered content
.use(express.compress())
# Uncomment to add form data parsing support
# .use(express.bodyParser())
# .use(express.methodOverride())
# Derby session middleware creates req.model and subscribes to _session
# .use(express.cookieParser 'secret_sauce')
# .use(express.session
# cookie: {maxAge: ONE_YEAR}
# )
# .use(app.session())
# The router method creates an express middleware from the app's routes
.use(app.router())
.use(expressApp.router)
.use(serverError root)
module.exports = server = http.createServer expressApp
## SERVER ONLY ROUTES ##
expressApp.all '*', (req) ->
throw "404: #{req.url}"
## STORE SETUP ##
store = app.createStore listen: server
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derby = require 'derby'
{isProduction} = derby.util
module.exports = (root) ->
staticPages = derby.createStatic root
return (err, req, res, next) ->
return next() unless err?
console.log(if err.stack then err.stack else err)
## Customize error handling here ##
message = err.message || err.toString()
status = parseInt message
if status is 404
staticPages.render '404', res, {url: req.url}, 404
else
res.send if 400 <= status < 600 then status else 500