leafo

-- this is how you write specs:

import load_test_server, close_test_server from require "lapis.spec.server"
import request_with_phantom from require "spec_integration.helpers"

describe "integration", ->
  setup ->
    load_test_server!

  teardown ->

leafo

start <- block space ! .
word <- [a-zA-Z_] [a-zA-Z_0-9] *
empty_line <- space & stop
string_interpolation <- "#{" ( &{ start("interpolation") } exp space "}" &{ accept("interpolation") } / &{ reject("interpolation") } )
while <- &{ start("while") } space "while" [^a-zA-Z_0-9] exp space ( space "do" [^a-zA-Z_0-9] ( &{ start() } statement &{ accept() } / &{ reject() } ) / break body ) &{ accept("while") } / &{ reject("while") }
body <- & ( < space > &{ advance_indent(yytext) } ) ( &{ start() } ( line ( break line ) * &{ pop_indent() } / &{ pop_indent() } &{ 0 } ) &{ accept() } / &{ reject() } )
unbounded_table <- &{ start("table") } ( &{ start() } key_value_list &{ accept() } / &{ reject() } ) &{ accept("table") } / &{ reject("table") }
line <- < space > &{ check_indent(yytext) } statement / empty_line
table_value <- key_value / &{ start() } exp &{ accept() } / &{ reject() }
space <- [ \t] *

leafo

import to_lua from require "moonscript.base"
for i=1,250
  print "tick", i
  to_lua "x = ->"

leafo

<iframe src="//itch.io/embed/16866" width="552" height="167" frameborder="0"></iframe>

leafo

function test_urls {
  xargs -n 1 -P 50 curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code} %{url_effective}\n"
}

leafo

socket = require "socket"

app = require "app"
app = app!
app.router\build!

paths = for route in *app.router.routes
  route[1]\gsub ":%w+", "1"

start = socket.gettime!

leafo

local app = lapis.Application()

app:match("/my-thing", respond_to {
	on_error = function(self)
		-- the view will have access to self.errors
		return { render = true }
	end,

	before = function(self)
		-- do everything to set up the view, since if we get an error we need to rerender

leafo

user derek users;
worker_processes  1;
error_log logs/error.log;

# I like to use these two directives for development so I can have server and log in foreground
# daemon off;
# error_log stderr notice;

events {
	worker_connections 1024;

leafo

#!/bin/sh

function menu {
	dmenu -i -l 20 -fn 'Terminus-16' $@
}

function refreshawesome {
	echo 'require("leaf.status").refresh()' | awesome-client
}

leafo

{
  names: {"one", "two", "three"}
}

The names:

<ul>
$each{names, "name"}[[<li>name: $name</li>]]
</ul>