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ReferenceError: next is not defined
at exports.isAuthenticated (.../node_modules/express-load/examples/mvc/controllers/user.js:3:5)

Hi,

I'm using your library:

load('config')
.then('mongoose')
.then('models')
.then('controllers')
.then('routes')
.into('app');

And receiving an error:
Object .js,.node,.json,.coffee,.sjs has no method 'test'

Windows 7, Node v0.10.25

Is?

Hi,

Here my tests case, I have developped https://github.com/darul75/express-json-refiner.

Last version on npm is ok but current has the following issue.

On local it works but on Travis it fails systematicaly and make me crazy.

I use mocha for making test, on root of project I use something like

mocha test/test.spec.js

2 directories in test/model and test/access are loaded by your module in this order as in access files I get reference to some model file.

normally content are retrieved in app.model and app.access but I got some suspiscion that namepace build on travis side is something like app.test.model and app.test.access...

could you help me and fork this project to look what is wrong.

https://travis-ci.org/darul75/express-json-refiner

thx,

julien

Hi,

Do you think it will be possible to load js files which contains '-' in names.

'myfile-name.js' for instance ?

and to retrieve it then by app.controler['myfile-name']

Hi @jarradseers,
What do you think about loading cwd option from all the items? To me, it seems more intuitive.

load('models', {cwd: 'app'})
  .then('controllers', {cwd: 'app'})
  .then('routes', {cwd: 'config'})
  .into(app)

Do you think it makes sense?

Today load() sets the cwd param to all modules.

Hello everybody

I would like to know how to split the control methods into files. When I do controllers/users/index.js the following happens:

Error: Route.get() requires callback functions but got a [object Object]

controllers/users/index.js

module.exports = (app) => {
  var User = app.models.user
  return {
    index(req, res) {...}
  }
}

Thanks a lot!

[]'s

When I load middlewares, I don't want to call the function.

module.exports = function(options) {
  return function(req, res, next) {

  };
}

i have an app directory looks like

app/
├── controllers
│   ├── index.js
│   └── users.js
├── errors.js
├── models
│   └── user.js
└── other_things

in the server.js i have the following code using express-load

load('errors', {cwd: 'app'})
  .then('models')
  .then('controllers')
  .into(app);

but console.log(app.errors); is undefined
and console.log(app); show the following among many other unrelated output
'': { errors: { not_found: [Function] } } }

how do i convert that to be loaded like
'errors':{ not_found: [Function] } }

the errors.js is defined as following

exports.not_found = function(err){
  //... yada yada...
}

Imagine you have the following directory structure:

app
+++ controller
+++ model
+++ view

Now by using load('app/controller').into(app); I have to type app.app.controller.

It would be nice if we could change the "app object" and simplify the way how to access subfolders. i.e. load('app/controller', {name: 'controller'}).into(app);

For my folder structure, I have my models, views, controllers, and routes in a folder called app:
app/controllers/.js
app/models/.js
app/routes/.js
app/views/

express-load loads everything with app. in the name:
app.app.controllers.*
app.app.models.*
app.app.routes.*

Can there be a setting to ignore a specific base dir, for example:
{basedir: 'app'}

would strip app from the beginning so that it would result in:
app.controllers.*
app.models.*
app.routes.*

I know I could just move the controllers/models/routes into the base dir, but I would prefer to organize my project, and reduce the base dir clutter.

Edit: To add - I was previously running my code on node 0.6, and I modified express-load from "fs.existsSync" to "path.existsSync"
I started using node 0.8, and downloaded an unmodified express-load when this problem started to occur.

folder: models/user.js
controllers/user.js

app.js

var express = require('express'), load = require('express-load');
var app = express();

load('models')
  .then('controllers')
  .into(app);

but

models/user.js
module.exports = function(app) {
console.log(app.controllers); // not work?
}

Can not access because it does not exist

I have a folder/file structure like this:

controller/
  app/
    token.js
    token/
      access.js
      authorization.js
      refresh.js

It would be nice to be able to extend off of app allowing to have multiple levels. I can't seem to get it working and didn't see anything in the documentation explaining this.

Example:

controller.app.token();
controller.app.token.access(); // This doesn't work.

Hello, i have the following error

TypeError: Arguments to path.join must be strings
      at Object.posix.join (path.js:467:13)
      at Context.<anonymous> (test/rank/rankServiceTest.js:19:3)

with the following code

var Q = require('q');
var async = require('async');
var expect = require('expect.js');
var load = require('express-load');
var app = require('../../app.js');
var mongoose = require('mongoose');
var basicMongoDbMock = require('../mockDb/basicMongoDbMock');

describe('Suite 01', function () {

    before(function (done) {
        this.timeout(8000);

        load('config') //  at Context.<anonymous> (test/rank/rankServiceTest.js:19:3)
            .then('enums')
            .then('models/UniqueId.js')
            .then('models')
            .then('modules/rank')
            .into(app, function () {
            });
    });

    beforeEach(function (done) {
        mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/squid_test');

        basicMongoDbMock
            .seed(Mission, Participation, User, Image)
            .then(function () {
                done();
            });
    });

    afterEach(function (done) {
        basicMongoDbMock
            .unseed(Mission, Participation, User, Image)
            .then(function () {
                mongoose.disconnect(function () {
                    done();
                });
            });
    });

    it('Should...', function (done) {

    });

});

This is the start line of the exception

        load('config') //  at Context.<anonymous> (test/rank/rankServiceTest.js:19:3)

Have any idea of the cause for the error?

version 1.1.8 is not available in npm

We have a folder structure where we store test files under src like
app
--test
----app_spec.js
app.js

In this scenario I can use regular expression to match all *.js but not *_spec.js

Hi, Is there a way to only load modules, avoiding the load of sub-modules?

For example, I have a folder modules, with a lot of scripts to load, but there is only one module which need to load your own sub-modules using require, and I'd like to avoid the load of theses submodules.

Hi @jarradseers

Just to letting you know that things get ugly (specially on post/delete/put requests) when you load your routes before the app.use(express.bodyParser()); Express can't parse the request properly when you load your routes before it. If you make a simple POST to a route which had been declared before bodyParser the req.params is completely empty.

It looks more like a express problem then a express-load problem but.... maybe you could do something under the hood that loads our routes on the right "timing".

in development i will change express scripts very frequently，but express-load can not auto reload the script when it's already been loaded. so why not support auto reload scripts?
by the way, the cwd is very useful for me

Hi all,

I'd like to know, if there is a manner to add a fixed prefix for routes using express load.

For example, today with express Router, I can do the following:

var router = express.Router();
var user = require('./app/services/user');
router.route('/users').get(user.list);
app.use('/api/v1/', router);

So, all my requests path will attend on: /api/v1/users or whatever is the route that I declare on router.route.

Can I do something like it with express-load?

Thanks a lot!

[]'s
Natan Deitch