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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
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\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
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\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
require('faraday').modoose(({Foo}) -> \n    foo = Foo.find({bar: 'baz'})\n    # Do things with the Foo modoose.\n)
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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\n\nYou can inspect how this works by reading node_modules/faraday/route.coffee.\n\n\n","_id":"faraday@1.11.7","_npmVersion":"1.3.21","_npmUser":{"name":"willmurphy","email":"will.t.murphy@gmail.com"},"maintainers":[{"name":"willmurphy","email":"will.t.murphy@gmail.com"}],"directories":{}},"1.11.8":{"name":"faraday","version":"1.11.8","main":"faraday.coffee","engines":"node 0.10","author":{"name":"Will Murphy"},"dependencies":{"mongodb":"1.x.x","step":"0.x.x","coffee-script":"1.x.x","customscore":"1.x.x","underscore":"1.x.x","mongoose":"3.x.x"},"description":"A lightweight MVC framework","readmeFilename":"README.md","_from":".","dist":{"shasum":"cc3ce2b669053186764a2a9307993eb9332120e9","tarball":"https://registry.npmjs.org/faraday/-/faraday-1.11.8.tgz","integrity":"sha512-4H2zeQ5LEGkK1q/jzU8POLVkFpQpD2X2yseAmEGz5CMLo9Ct5Os2VHc5k9rIwZ++swtu2n25Nchebj+/B7WASA==","signatures":[{"keyid":"SHA256:jl3bwswu80PjjokCgh0o2w5c2U4LhQAE57gj9cz1kzA","sig":"MEUCIQCfqZzoRKsJ0kUYSHCZL8u0iWTFCgTEXPBWiGGzRu4hzwIgASv7Mtzi/6l7XoC1RIutfadNoh+Z36tZ5RPV0Y9joE0="}]},"scripts":{"postinstall":"echo 'Congrats! You installed Faraday! Now run \"coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee\".'"},"_resolved":"https://registry.npmjs.org/faraday/-/faraday-1.11.5.tgz","_id":"faraday@1.11.8","readme":"Faraday\n=======\nA lightweight MVC framework.\n\nTo begin, run the following the in the root of your app:\n\n
coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
require('faraday').modoose(({Foo}) -> \n    foo = Foo.find({bar: 'baz'})\n    # Do things with the Foo modoose.\n)
\n\nViews\n-----\n\nIn your views folder, put files the form filename.html.underscorecoffee. These will be compiled as underscore.js (HTML) templates. You can invoke them as require('faraday').view.filename(scope). The scope object will become the scope in the underscore.js template. That way you can pass variables and data for the template to render. \n\nControllers\n-----------\n\nIn your controller folder, put coffeescript files. If you create a file ./controllers/foo.coffee with the following:\n\n
myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
\n\nThen navigate to localhost:3000/foo, myRequestHandler will be invoked with two arguments: the node.js request object and response object. I commonly require views in a controller and invoke some corresponding view. \n\nFaraday will map directories in the controllers folder to path components in the url. For example, if you save the aforementioned coffescript as ./controllers/several/nested/directories/foo.coffee myRequestHandler will be invoked when you navigate to localhost:3000/several/nested/directories/foo. You can also create path components by nesting the routing object:\n\n
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
require('faraday').modoose(({Foo}) -> \n    foo = Foo.find({bar: 'baz'})\n    # Do things with the Foo modoose.\n)
\n\nViews\n-----\n\nIn your views folder, put files the form filename.html.underscorecoffee. These will be compiled as underscore.js (HTML) templates. You can invoke them as require('faraday').view.filename(scope). The scope object will become the scope in the underscore.js template. That way you can pass variables and data for the template to render. \n\nControllers\n-----------\n\nIn your controller folder, put coffeescript files. If you create a file ./controllers/foo.coffee with the following:\n\n
myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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coffee node_modules/faraday/new.coffee
\n\nNow you can access faraday throught the folders models, views, and controllers.\n\nThe Server\n----------\n\nTo run the server, run \n\n
./develop
\n\nIf you get this:\n\n
-bash: ./develop: Permission denied
\n\nRun this:\n\n
chmod +x develop
\n\nThis gives develop executable permission. To get develop to work, you may need to install the ruby gem called sass.\n\nModels and Modooses\n-------------------\n\nI have abandoned the old models folder in favor of the modooses model. You can still use models, but they are deprecated and will be removed in subsequent versions. \n\nA modoose is a humorous malamoneau of \"model\" and \"mongoose\". (I can hear you laughing). Each modoose corresponds to a mongoose model in a coffee file in the modooses folder. To create a modoose called Foo, save the file ./modooses/Foo.cofffee: \n\n
fooSchema = # a mongoose schema for Foo...\n\nmodule.exports = require('mongoose').model('Foo', fooSchema)
\n\nFaraday will create this model in the database and you can access it asynchronously as: \n\n
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myRequestHandler = (req, res) -> \n    #handle the request\n    \nmodule.exports = myRequestHandler
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