An engineer is someone who can make for a dollar what any fool could make for two. – Alan Kay
Why do I need this? The right answer is: I don’t need that trick! The example below is just to show how to use routes to intercept requests to a static file. Put router before static. app.use(app.router); app.use(express.static(__dirname + ‘/static’)); Add ‘/*’ handler (don’t forget to call next()) app.get(‘/*’, function(req, res, next){ res.setHeader(‘Last-Modified’, (new Date()).toUTCString()); [...]
The reference to isLoggedIn in the route is an connect route middleware. Control is passed to the middleware function before the route function is called. Use isLoggedIn to verify that we have a user token in the session before we send the client the requested route. If we do not have a user token in [...]
We are going to get the pricing history for t1.micro instances by using aws-lib (Extensible Node.js library for the Amazon Web Services API): var aws = require(“aws-lib”); var ec2 = aws.createEC2Client(accessKeyId, secretAccessKey); var iType = ‘t1.micro’; ec2.call(‘DescribeSpotPriceHistory’, {‘InstanceType.1′:iType}, function(result) { console.log(result.spotPriceHistorySet.item); } );
http://senchalabs.github.com/connect/middleware-bodyParser.html Client: Server: Output: login= { { name: Velaskec, password: Pa$$word } }
