Cloning from github

[mm765]

The way it is described in the readme ("git clone git@github.com:decafjs/decaf") did not work for me, instead i used:
"git clone https://github.com/decafjs/decaf"
I don't know if that is just me or if the readme should be changed.

Regards,
Matthias

[mschwartz]

Thanks. I will fix it in the morning. ;)

On Tuesday, January 5, 2016, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

The way it is described in the readme ("git clone git@githubcom:decafjs/decaf")
did not work for me, instead i used:
"git clone https://githubcom/decafjs/decaf"
I don't know if that is just me or if the readme should be changed

Regards,
Matthias

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[mschwartz]

I highly recommend you use bower to install decaf. There's an example app
or tutorial repo you might want to review.

On Tuesday, January 5, 2016, Mike Schwartz mykesx@gmail.com wrote:

Thanks. I will fix it in the morning. ;)

On Tuesday, January 5, 2016, mm765 <notifications@github.com
javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');> wrote:

The way it is described in the readme ("git clone git@githubcom:decafjs/decaf")
did not work for me, instead i used:
"git clone https://githubcom/decafjs/decaf"
I don't know if that is just me or if the readme should be changed

Regards,
Matthias

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[mm765]

Yeah, i've seen that you use bower but i don't like the added "weight" :)

[mschwartz]

The advantage of bower is you can be sure your app isn't loading modules
from /usr/local, and you basically just do git clone && bower install and
you're up and running.

On Tuesday, January 5, 2016, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

Yeah, i've seen that you use bower but i don't like the added "weight" :)

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[mm765]

Im using Cake (from coffeescript, like "make") to install and update(watch for code-changes) my app, so i have my own directory structure which i want to keep as clean as possible.
Which btw, also gave me a small headache regarding the mongo-jar-file. My solution was to add a LOCALCP environment var and add that in the decaf-common.sh directly to the CP="." line - making it CP=".:$LOCALCP". I've seen that, if there is a local modules dir the files from there are added but, again, this does not work with my directory structure

[mschwartz]

Please read the require() documentation on the wiki. You can set the path
array that require() searches to your preferred structure. If it were me,
I'd use bower to install some things and cake for the rest. Path of least
resistance.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 6:54 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

Im using Cake (from coffeescript, like "make") to install and update(watch
for code-changes) my app, so i have my own directory structure which i want
to keep as clean as possible.
Which btw, also gave me a small headache regarding the mongo-jar-file. My
solution was to add a LOCALCP environment var and add that in the
decaf-common.sh directly to the CP="." line - making it CP=".:$LOCALCP".
I've seen that, if there is a local modules dir the files from there are
added but, again, this does not work with my directory structure

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[mm765]

I read that - but i thought that it only works for javascipt-modules not for adding .jar files to the classpath ? Maybe i should read it again.

[mschwartz]

require() doesn't load the .jar files. Those are loaded from
./modules/java/*.jar and a few other possible locations added to the class
path. Java is ugly when it comes to CLASSPATH.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:01 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

I read that - but i thought that it only works for javascipt-modules not
for adding .jar files to the classpath ? Maybe i should read it again.

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[mm765]

Ok, thats what i thought - my LOCALCP adds to the java classpath, not js-modules.
And yeah, i already hated the classpath 10-15 years or so ago, when i last used java.

[mschwartz]

decaf.sh debug yourscript.js

in the debugger, choose "break on exceptions" and let your program run

When it stops at the error, you can examine the variables and state of the
program.

In the debugger's console panel (lower right), you can enter JS
expressions. I implemented a d() method that will dump a JS/Java object in
human readable format. That might help diagnose things.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:02 PM, Mike Schwartz mykesx@gmail.com wrote:

require() doesn't load the .jar files. Those are loaded from
./modules/java/*.jar and a few other possible locations added to the class
path. Java is ugly when it comes to CLASSPATH.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:01 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

I read that - but i thought that it only works for javascipt-modules not
for adding .jar files to the classpath ? Maybe i should read it again.

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[mm765]

That is very good to know (need to bookmark this :) )

[mschwartz]

If you come up with any pull requests, they are welcome.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:12 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

That is very good to know (need to bookmark this :) )

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[mschwartz]

This site is done with decaf and mongodb:

http://mbrea.net

It has a basic CMS with modules for events and news. The pages are
rendered using HoganJS. It does e-commerce and sends email, syncs with
mailchimp for sending newsletters.

The home page is rendering maybe 10 hogan templates and does a handful of
mongo queries. I see page load times (with empty browser cache) something
like this:

527ms seems fast to me :)

I wish I could open the source to the public, but it's not my call.

The directory structure is something like:

./
./boot.js
./controllers/
./lib/
./views/
./services/

controllers are Jolt endpoints.

lib/ contains local modules and data models

views/ contains hoganjs templates and partials

services/ contains Jolt endpoints for Ajax/XHR requests from the client.
That is, API returning JSON.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:13 PM, Mike Schwartz mykesx@gmail.com wrote:

If you come up with any pull requests, they are welcome.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:12 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

That is very good to know (need to bookmark this :) )

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[mschwartz]

You can put debugger; statement in your code to stop the app in the
debugger.

d(db.find()) works :)

any expression can be dumped.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:20 PM, Mike Schwartz mykesx@gmail.com wrote:

This site is done with decaf and mongodb:

http://mbrea.net

It has a basic CMS with modules for events and news. The pages are
rendered using HoganJS. It does e-commerce and sends email, syncs with
mailchimp for sending newsletters.

The home page is rendering maybe 10 hogan templates and does a handful of
mongo queries. I see page load times (with empty browser cache) something
like this:

527ms seems fast to me :)

I wish I could open the source to the public, but it's not my call.

The directory structure is something like:

./
./boot.js
./controllers/
./lib/
./views/
./services/

controllers are Jolt endpoints.

lib/ contains local modules and data models

views/ contains hoganjs templates and partials

services/ contains Jolt endpoints for Ajax/XHR requests from the client.
That is, API returning JSON.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:13 PM, Mike Schwartz mykesx@gmail.com wrote:

If you come up with any pull requests, they are welcome.

On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 7:12 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

That is very good to know (need to bookmark this :) )

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[mschwartz]

Regarding your first post, the clone URL (for SSH) on the home page, the URL provided by github, is git@github.com:decafjs/decaf.git

It only works if you've logged in and uploaded an ssh key.