node.js

问题 I am attempting to run the function isUserAuthenticated on every request to the server by requiring it in app.js and 'using' it as so: app.use(authenticate.isUserAuthenticated) . I have an /authenticate callback route that is being POSTED to by our SAML Identity Provider which contains the information required to validate the user and the session. This is what is inside my authenticate.js file: module.exports = router; module.exports.isUserAuthenticated = function(req, res, next) { console

问题 I am attempting to run the function isUserAuthenticated on every request to the server by requiring it in app.js and 'using' it as so: app.use(authenticate.isUserAuthenticated) . I have an /authenticate callback route that is being POSTED to by our SAML Identity Provider which contains the information required to validate the user and the session. This is what is inside my authenticate.js file: module.exports = router; module.exports.isUserAuthenticated = function(req, res, next) { console

问题 I have a function to signup users in my express API. Please have a look at signup route: //Route to SIGN UP app.post('/signup', (req, res) => { const newUser = { email : req.body.email, password : req.body.password, confirmPassword: req.body.confirmPassword, handle: req.body.handle } let errors = {}; if(isEmpty(newUser.email)) errors.email = 'Must not be empty'; else if (!isEmail(newUser.email)) errors.email = 'Must be a valid email address'; if(isEmpty(newUser.password)) errors.password =

问题 I'm looking for some advice about how improve Text Search performance with MongoDB 2.6. I am also using Mongoose. My mongoose schema has 'body: String' which contains a large chunk of XML. I ran ensureIndex which took a few minutes... db.models.ensureIndex({ body:"text"}) I want to search this text with a user defined string. Model.find({ $text: { $search: searchstr }},function(err,data){ }); While there are only a few thousand documents, the search will often time out ( 2 minutes+). How can

问题 I have a function to signup users in my express API. Please have a look at signup route: //Route to SIGN UP app.post('/signup', (req, res) => { const newUser = { email : req.body.email, password : req.body.password, confirmPassword: req.body.confirmPassword, handle: req.body.handle } let errors = {}; if(isEmpty(newUser.email)) errors.email = 'Must not be empty'; else if (!isEmail(newUser.email)) errors.email = 'Must be a valid email address'; if(isEmpty(newUser.password)) errors.password =

问题 I am attempting to run the function isUserAuthenticated on every request to the server by requiring it in app.js and 'using' it as so: app.use(authenticate.isUserAuthenticated) . I have an /authenticate callback route that is being POSTED to by our SAML Identity Provider which contains the information required to validate the user and the session. This is what is inside my authenticate.js file: module.exports = router; module.exports.isUserAuthenticated = function(req, res, next) { console

问题 I am new in NodeJS with mysql (npm install mysql). When I try to execute query like connection.query("select ?? from users where id = ?",[["id","fname","lname"],req.body.userid],function (err, rows) { **here I want query which above executed** }); I want query in callback function which executed. How can I get it??. 回答1: var c = connection.query("select ?? from users where id = ?",[["id","fname","lname"],req.body.userid],function (err, rows) { console.log(c.sql) }); 回答2: connection.query(

问题 I am new in NodeJS with mysql (npm install mysql). When I try to execute query like connection.query("select ?? from users where id = ?",[["id","fname","lname"],req.body.userid],function (err, rows) { **here I want query which above executed** }); I want query in callback function which executed. How can I get it??. 回答1: var c = connection.query("select ?? from users where id = ?",[["id","fname","lname"],req.body.userid],function (err, rows) { console.log(c.sql) }); 回答2: connection.query(

问题 I have a website running on node.js and express, hosted on Amazon EC2 with a normal domain (e.g. www.example.com) We want to add a blog to the website. We would like the blog route to be www.example.com/blog I have tried a Ghost installation under node.js (with a proxy layer to handle the port and url remap). I got it working ok, but the feature set is not robust enough for our content creators. They would rather work with WordPress. But WordPress does not have a node.js install, and I do not

问题 Situation I'm developing a web application that uses Hapi server for REST calls and multi-page Angular2 website client-side. Hapi serves all Angular2 files to the client with: let serverDirPath = path.resolve(__dirname); server.route({ method: "GET", path: "/{param*}", config: { auth: false, handler: { directory: { path: path.join(serverDirPath, "../client"), index: true } } } }); Calling the server root successfully returns "index.html", and after that the Angular2 website works perfectly!