Adapter code cleans up nicely in CoffeeScript ...

test-service.coffee

#!/usr/bin/env coffee

Server = require("../../lib/shark/http_server")
Adapter = require("../../lib/shark/http_adapter")
configuration = require("../conf/server.conf")


configuration.processor = (server) ->

  adapter = new Adapter(server)

  adapter.resource "bar","/foo/:bar", (adapter) ->
    adapter.version "1.0", (adapter) -> 

      adapter.method "get", (adapter) ->
        adapter.accept "application/json", (adapter) -> 
          adapter.run ->
            this.emit "ok", this.workspace.captured

      adapter.method "post", (adapter) ->
        adapter.accept "application/json", (adapter) ->
          adapter.contentType "application/json", (adapter) ->
            adapter.run (data) ->
              this.emit "created", data
  
  return adapter.processor();


Server.run(configuration);

test-service.js

#!/usr/bin/env node

var Server = require("../../lib/shark/http_server")
  , configuration = require("../conf/server.conf")
  , Adapter = require("../../lib/shark/http_adapter")
;

configuration.processor = function(server) {
  var adapter = new Adapter(server);
  adapter.resource("bar","/foo/:bar",function(adapter) {
    adapter.version("1.0",function(adapter) {
      adapter.method("get",function(adapter) {
        adapter.accept("application/json",function(adapter){
          adapter.run(function(){
            this.emit("ok",this.workspace.captured);
          });
        });
      });
      adapter.method("post",function(adapter) {
        adapter.accept("application/json", function(adapter) {
          adapter.contentType("application/json", function(adapter) {
            adapter.run(function(data) {
              this.emit("created",data);
            });
          });
        });
      });
    });
  });
  return adapter.processor();
};

Server.run(configuration);