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Allow extracting several files from a chapter
Use this to directly tie implementation of node code to the code listed in the chapter. Also fix a bunch of bugs that snuck in.
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‎.gitignore‎

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/html/[012]*.html
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/html/js/exercise_data.js
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/code/chapter/*
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/code/file_server.js
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/code/skillsharing/*
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/node_modules
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.tern-port
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toc.txt

‎20_node.txt‎

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// include_code >code/file_server.js
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var http = require("http"), fs = require("fs");
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// include_code >code/file_server.js
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methods.GET = function(path, respond) {
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// include_code >code/file_server.js
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methods.DELETE = function(path, respond) {
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// include_code >code/file_server.js
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methods.PUT = function(path, respond, request) {

‎21_skillsharing.txt‎

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This is `router.js`, which we will later `require` from our server
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// include_code >code/skillsharing/router.js
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var Router = this.exports = function() {
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var Router = module.exports = function() {
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this.routes = [];
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var urlParts = match.slice(1).map(decodeURIComponent);
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route.handler.apply(null, [request, response]
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.concat(urlParts)));
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.concat(urlParts));
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return true;
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// include_code >code/skillsharing/skillsharing_server.js
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var http = require("http");
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The following helper functions are used throughout the server code to
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// include_code >code/skillsharing/skillsharing_server.js
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function respond(response, status, data, type) {
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"application/json");
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The handler for requests that `GET` a single talk is very simple.
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var talks = Object.create(null);
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// include_code >code/skillsharing/skillsharing_server.js
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function readStreamAsJSON(stream, callback) {
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router.add("PUT", /^\/talks\/([^\/]+)$/,
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presenter: talk.presenter,
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summary: talk.summary,
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