Do partial.js support flush

[goldalworming]

Do partial.js supprot flush to send and how to combine with the layout?

the case study is

• I get request query for the head and navigation data
• instead of waiting the next query, I want to flush it then do the next query

Do you support it?

[petersirka]

You can use a "partial content":

Example:
https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/tree/master/examples/routing-partial

Partial content is asynchronous. You can load data from DB and wait for the result. Partial content can be global or specific. All views are synchronous.

Or use async feature:

Example:
https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/tree/master/examples/async

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If you don't understand I'll write an example.

[goldalworming]

I failed to run async examples..
408: Request Timeout in web browser
and
waiting 1 complete
waiting 2 complete
in console...what is it async??

[petersirka]

Asynchronous work is longer as default timeout:

1. you can set up default timeout in the framework config file (default-request-timeout = 3000 (default - 3 seconds)
2. or you can set up default timeout in the definition of route:

Example:
https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/tree/master/examples/routing-timeout

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What is async?

Async is a class for asynchronous work. Async class helps you to do several things at the same time.

[goldalworming]

I think flush is partial content but sending it without waiting after all part finishing the execution..

or can you give example partial content using 'get started examples'?.
I think it will closer to real world app.
because we often separate header query execution, body and the rest of page..

in get started examples, it's only separate the template..not the execution..
http://www.partialjs.com/get-started/

[petersirka]

I'm writing a new documentation. There will a complete explanation.
Thanks.

[goldalworming]

thank you..

[goldalworming]

the best framework examples I've ever seen is tornadoweb examples..
although I it doesn't give file structure example...

[petersirka]

Thanks - I'll look.

[goldalworming]

sorry for OOT but do you have examples of login with google, twitter, facebook, etc..
or it's better for me to use other library like everyauth??

[petersirka]

Hi @goldalworming,
Yes, it's better use other library. I found big problem with authorization and today (evening) I'll update NPM partial.js package - so then update your partial.js. I'll write example with oauth.

Thanks.

[goldalworming]

I hope it won't take a long time..

[petersirka]

I'll write an example and update partial.js version today.

[goldalworming]

thanks a lot...

[petersirka]

Hi @goldalworming,
I updated the version. Download: https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/releases/tag/1.2.5-1

I'm preparing an example of OAuth, please write me - Which module of OAuth do you use?

[goldalworming]

thanks, I've updated partial.js..
I tried everyauth, but some stackoverflow's QA direct me to passport..(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11974947/everyauth-vs-passport-js)
I think use passport would better for example..

[petersirka]

Super, I'll write an example with the passport.js today.

[petersirka]

I looked on the passport.js and everyauth. Modules are written for Express.js and this is a problem. I must write own auth for Google, Facebook, Twitter and OpenID. Other modules haven't good documentation.

Really sorry, I have no more time.

[goldalworming]

ok,no problem..thanks..

and do you have any explanation about #.js
in auth examples thereis onValidation function and onAuthorization but when then function called

if self.validate will call onValidation..so when onAuthorization called..

[petersirka]

Yes ...

onValidation:

onValidation = is for object / values validation
self.validate(object) == read all properties and on each property call onValidation.

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onAuthorization:

Is called when a route has contain "logged" / "unlogged" flag.

Thanks.

[goldalworming]

can we make own flag like 'admin' / 'notadmin' or anything else??

[petersirka]

You can use "role route flags".

Example:
https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/tree/master/examples/routing-flags-roles

[goldalworming]

that's very neat...thank you..

[goldalworming]

Hi, I want to back on flushing issue..

after adding timeout in async example..and try some examples..

flushing is like server-sent-event / websocket send data to client with template..but using sse / websocket will give me browser support problem..do you have any alternative??

[petersirka]

Hi @goldalworming,
there is only one alternative: XHR, but partial.js doesn't support pooling between SSE/WebSocket and XHR. You must write this feature :-)

[goldalworming]

I don't understand pooling between SSE/Websocket and XHR..does it mean partial.js not support XHR and Websocket in one app??

[petersirka]

partial.js supports SSE/WebSocket/XHR in one app. You must write a shared communication between SSE/WebSocket/XHR.

TIP:
Write a custom module in partial.js and on each request (SSE/WebSocket/XHR) call a module.

[goldalworming]

I thought redis would be enough as database to make communication between them..Does it wrong?
or what kind shared communication do you mean?

does socket.io library doesn't work with partial? (#20)

[lgruz]

Socket.io works perfectly with partial.js

[goldalworming]

@Igruz : how do you write the socket.io route and the function??

[lgruz]

I created a module named "websocket":

var socketio = require('socket.io');

framework.on("load", function() {
this.ws = socketio.listen(this.server);
});

Then, in config file you have to set "allow-websocket" as false. Now, you can use framework.ws in any route, module...

[goldalworming]

ok I'll try it..

[goldalworming]

Hi, for google auth..is this library fit with partial.js??
https://github.com/ciaranj/node-oauth
or is it too old?
I read this article use it...http://www.jonathanbroquist.com/blog/2013/10/building-a-google-calendar-booking-app-with-mongodb-expressjs-angularjs-and-node-js-part-1/

[petersirka]

Hi @goldalworming,

Potentially can use node-oauth, but it is not guaranteed. You can rewrite (in its examples):

res (response) -> controller.res;
req (request) -> controller.req;

If you use controller.res somewhere then before using you must call controller.close() for preventing of timeout. Please give me a feedback about using node-oauth according to article.

PS: I wrote Login with Facebook (https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js-modules/tree/master/facebook)

Thanks!

[goldalworming]

hello, sorry for trigger old issues
what do you think about this example
is it possible to make it in total.js

http://neethack.com/2013/01/express-bigpipe-experiment/