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I am new to nodejs and trying to create a jade file for the html content myfile.jade : Here are the contents of the file: extends layout block content script function capitalize(s) { console.log("Testing js exec"); return s.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + s.slice(1); }; table - each item in list tr td a(href="/collection/#{item.name}") #{capitalize(itemName)} However, when running it throws the following error: Error: mweb/views/collections.jade:8 6| script 7| function capitalize(s) { > 8| console.log("Testing js exec"); 9| return s.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + s.slice(1); 10| }; unexpected text ; If I

I'm trying to get a server set up with socket.io, with bad results. I am mostly following this guide, although it's somewhat out of date: http://www.williammora.com/2013/03/nodejs-tutorial-building-chatroom-with.html The problem comes with socket.io, I'm not sure if it's client or server side. It appears to be trying to continuously poll the server, but is getting 404's back. That sounds like socket.io isn't running, but it all looks okay to me. It may also have something to do with paths and having a "public" directory, but I don't really know. 127.0.0.1 - - [Thu, 17 Jul 2014 00:51:36 GMT]

Note : my auto answer at end of the post I'm trying to make a better experience of nodeJS and i don't really like to get all the script in one file. so, following a post here i use this structure ./ config/ enviroment.js routes.js public/ css/ styles.css images views index index.jade section index.jade layout.jade app.js My files are right now: app.js var express = require('express'); var app = module.exports = express.createServer(); require('./config/enviroment.js')(app, express); require('./config/routes.js')(app); app.listen(3000); enviroment.js module.exports = function(app, express) {

I've got a node.js express server running with the Jade template engine. I've got a layout jade file which imports the body of individual views like so: !!! html head title= title || 'Title not set.' body #header h1 Header. #content!= body //- this renders the body of an individual view #footer p Footer. For example, the following index page: p Welcome to the front page. p This page serves as a now.js test. This works fine. However, I now want to include two client-side javascript libraries specifically for this index page (and thus not very every page, which is why I cannot put it in the head

How to I get rid of Jade while using Express with Node.JS? I want to just use plain html. In other articles I have seen that people recommended app.register() which is now deprecated in the latest version. Biwek You can do it this way: Install ejs: npm install ejs Set your template engine in app.js as ejs // app.js app.engine('html', require('ejs').renderFile); app.set('view engine', 'html'); Now in your route file you can assign template variables // ./routes/index.js exports.index = function(req, res){ res.render('index', { title: 'ejs' });}; Then you can create your html view in /views

I am new(ish) to the whole javascript full stack applications, and completely new to Angular, so I was hoping somebody can put the record straight for me here. Why would I need to use a templating framework like Jade or Handlebars when writing client side apps using AngularJS. I should say that I have never used any of these templating frameworks either. So I am not familiar with the advantages completely. But when I look at Handlebars for example, it does many of the same things as I would do in Angular, such as looping etc. As far as I can tell, it would make most sense to create the

Here is the relevant code in my view: p(ng-repeat="t in todos") input( type="checkbox", ng-model="t.done", ng-click="clearItem($event)" ) {{t.text}} done? {{t.done}} When the checkbox is clicked, I want the appropriate object in the todos array to be removed from the database. My clearItem function is as follows: $scope.clearItem = function(event) { todoRef.remove($scope.t); } However, this removes all the entries in my database. I want it to remove only the specific object in question. Is there anyway for me to do this? Ok, figured it out. When looping using ng-repeat , use (id, t) in todos .