sails.js

问题 Can someone provide an example of how to configure sails.js to log to a file? It seems like it should be straightforward, but I'm having trouble finding examples online. I'm looking at changes in the config/log.js or the config/sockets.js files. 回答1: According to the source code, for v0.9.x , you just have to set the filePath in your config/log.js : module.exports = { log: { level: 'info', filePath: 'application.log' } }; 回答2: Logging to a file doesn't work out of the box. You need to invoke

问题 I run Sails 0.9.7 and have installed Handlebars which is supported by Consolidate.js and therefore is supported by Sails I can serve pages from .handlebars files, it works just fine. I can't figure where, in Sails workflow, and in a Sails way , I should register partials, helpers etc... I'm more looking for best practices than just a working solution but any help will be appreciated. 回答1: I'm running v0.10 beta but this shouldn't affect how I got it working below: Engine should be handlebars

问题 I want to render a specific view in a sailsjs controller/action which should be sent out as email. I have the following sample action: function registerAction(req, res) { // handle user registration // email user sendEmail({ to: newUser.email, subject: "Welcome", text: /* VIEW RENDER HERE */ }); // render view to the user return res.view({ user: newUser }); } How can I render a view-template with the tools sailsjs provides so that I don't need to hardcode an email text or use other libraries?

问题 I'm using sails.js to build a website. I have a model named timeline . It has some text fields along with a collection named pictures . Each timeline can have multiple pictures . I want to update all these fields at once when user clicks save . I'm using JQuery file uploader to help multifile upload. Problem is, JQuery file upload calls my backend file-uploader service once for each picture uploaded. I need to update the other text fields only once and they need to be updated before the

问题 With the default version of sails on npm (v.9?) --linker works ok i.e. creates /linker folder. I can copy js, css files to assets/linker/ and they appear in layout.ejs automatically. I now have sails v0.10 installed both locally and globally. Using Node V0.10.25. I created a new sails project using: sails new project_name --linker but no /linker folder is created. I had to create /.tmp as it did not exist I had to create /.tmp/public/linker/ to put /js & /styles and add them manually into

问题 I'm currently creating a file upload system in my application. My backend is Sails.js (10.4), which serves as an API for my separate front-end (Angular). I've chosen to store the files I'm uploading to my MongoDB instance, and using sails' build in file upload module Skipper. I'm using the adapter skipper-gridfs (https://github.com/willhuang85/skipper-gridfs) to upload the files to mongo. Now, it's not a problem to upload the files themselves: I'm using dropzone.js on my client, which sends

问题 I've been using Sails.js for quite some time and was wondering if there is a way to manually change the localization from the controllers depending on the url. Example: http://example.com/en will return the English version and http://example.com/de will return the German one. Thanks for your help!! 回答1: You can always change the locale in a controller action by using req.setLocale() or by setting the value of req.locale . You can also handle this more globally by using a policy: // config

问题 I'm using SailsJS (beta). I'm trying to find a way to use graphicsmagick to take the stream parsed by Skipper in SailsJS-beta to resize the image before calling the Skipper-function req.file('inputName').upload() . My goal is to take my large, original image, and resize it before uploading it. Sails beta have introduced the Skipper-file-parser which are poorly documented (at least I don't understand it). Please help me understand how to resize the image before upload. This works (code in my

问题 I am trying to improve my code in node.js / sail.js and I am fighting server response in promisses. When you look at the first .then function you can see that method returns false in case of forbidden access or notFound . Then, in the next .then functions I must check if the return type is === false to skip to section and avoid sending http headers twice. Can this be improved somehow, to skip all next .then methods in case of failure? I can throw an Exception to go in the last .catch but then

问题 I've a situation where I've a form in which I've a row where I've two text fields entries and I've to upload a file for that row and this kind of rows can be 'N' and then there is a master files that can be entered for whole form while these are some part of the form and I've to submit all these files at once on clicking a save button. I'm kind of stuck with ng-upload it needs an api call, and I really can't have more than one api call for this form. The sample html code is below : <!DOCTYPE