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This is an extension of this question . In my models, every one requires a companyId to be set on creation and every one requires models to be filtered by the same session held companyid. With sails.js , I have read and understand that session is not available in the model unless I inject it using the controller, however this would require me to code all my controller/actions with something very, very repetitive. Unfortunate. I like sails.js and want to make the switch, but can anyone describe to me a better way? I'm hoping I have just missed something. sgress454 So, if I understand you

I'm still having difficulty understanding how to add middleware to sails.js. I've heard use policies.js, create custom policies, add to local.js, etc. So could someone please show me how exactly I would add the jquery-file-upload-middleware to a sails app. Thanks in advance This would have been very difficult in previous versions of Sails, because you had no control over the order in which custom middleware was included. In v0.10, it's just kinda difficult. Note: the following will work with the beta version of Sails (v0.10.x) , installable via npm install sails@beta . Inserting your own

How come in sails you cannot access other controller methods from within another one? like this. module.exports = findStore: -> # do somthing index: -> @findStore(); # Error: undefined Compiled module.exports = { findStore: function() {}, index: function() { return this.findStore(); // Error: undefined } }; If you can't do this, then why not? how else should I be doing this... lloop Having the same problem for last few hours. I used the api/services folder. It may not be exactly what you need but it is an option. A good explanation is here. What services would one add to the api/services

There is a way in socket.io to create a timeout in the disconnected event, then check if the user has been reconnected ? The idea is to emit data / save user state in database only if the user is not reconnected after timeout Edit : Followed @Are Wojciechowski answer, I'm done with a multi tabs & F5 flood handler https://gist.github.com/foohey/7696811 There is a socket.on('disconnect', function () { ... }); . So you can just do socket.on('disconnect', function () { setTimeout(function () { //do something }, 10000); }); EDIT 1: I get it now. So maybe you should do something like this: Client: /