Added the function to work with Multiple files

[ghost]

You can go to the examples and run node test_multi.js

I am going to make the recursive version of the call next.

Let me know if there are any conventions I should follow in terms of the way it is coded (If tabs bother you feel free to change that :{P or if you have any other suggestions.

[rubenv]

Will review this in depth soon, but I'm very overloaded with work right now. Stay tuned.

[ghost]

Hey,

I agree about the libraries. I don't think I even use spo here at all that wandered in from a different branch I have going. It's my function dumping ground.

What is in spo that is useful is a function to dump a directory to Json for zipping folders( Arguably it even works ). That is something that can just be in the zipper source directly. Don't waste your time with that. When I do the zip folder part I'll share that separately.

Async.js is pretty peer reviewed.

[sebastianhoitz]

Why don't you use forEachSeries? This makes doing this a lot cleaner. That way you don't have to build an array with function calls, but can apply a function for each item in an array.

This is what I came up on my own. It is Coffeescript, but very easy to write in Javascript, too:

iterator = (item, callback) =>
  console.log "Adding file", item.filename, item.path
  zip.addFile item.path, item.filename, (err) ->
    console.log "Done adding", item.filename
    callback(err)

async.forEachSeries files, iterator, (err) =>
  console.log "Done creating zip file"
  callback(null)