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// npm install rem
var rem = require('rem');

// Create Facebook API, prompting for key/secret.
var facebook = rem.load('facebook', 1).prompt();

// Authenticate user via the console.
rem.console(facebook, function (err, user) {
  // Poll new statuses at an interval of 1 second, finding the array 
  // at the 'data' key and checking the 'date' key for date comparison.

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// npm install rem read clarinet
var rem = require('rem');
var read = require('read');
var clarinet = require('clarinet');

// Create Twitter API, prompting for key/secret.
var tw = rem.load('twitter', 1.0).prompt();

// Authenticate user via the console.
rem.console(tw, function (err, user) {

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// Run this first from the console to create an authentication object.

var rem = require('rem');
var fs = require('fs');

// Create Google Calendar API, prompting for key/secret.
var gdocs = rem.load('google-docs', 3.0, {format: 'xml'}).prompt();

// Authenticate user via the console.
rem.console(gdocs, function (err, user) {

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var rem = require('rem');
var read = require('read');

// Prompt and post a tweet from the command line.
rem.myConsole('twitter', 1.0, function(err, user) {
  read({prompt: "Enter a status to tweet: "}, function (err, txt) {
    user('statuses/update').post({status: txt}, function (err, json) {
      console.log('Response:', err, json);
    });
  });

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["node.js","streams"]

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# Generators and "yield" in IcedCoffee
# See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Guide/Iterators_and_Generators
# Try it: http://maxtaco.github.com/coffee-script/

# We can mimick much of the Generator functionality of JavaScript 1.7
# using IcedCoffeeScript's Deferrals.
# 
# We define a "generator" function that can be given a function and return a generator.
# To mimick yield, we use a passed argument, "cc", and await/defer on it. This holds on
# to the deferral callback until the next time the function is invoked.

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<h4>API for video element</h1>
<pre id="asdf" rows="30" cols="30"></pre>

<script>
var asdf = document.getElementById('asdf');
var v = document.createElement('video');
var s = document.createElement('span');
for (var k in v) if (!(k in s)) asdf.innerText += k + (typeof v[k] == 'function' ? '()' : '') + '\n';
</script>
​

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class EventEmitter
        listeners: (type) ->
            if @hasOwnProperty.call (if @_events? then @_events else @_events = {}), type then @_events[type] else @_events[type] = []
        on: (args...) -> @addListener args...
        once: (type, f) -> @on type, g = (args...) -> f.apply(this, args); @removeListener type, g
        addListener: (type, f) ->
            if (@listeners(type).push f) > @_maxListeners and @_maxListeners != 0
                console?.warn "Possible EventEmitter memory leak detected. #{@_events[type].length} listeners added. Use emitter.setMaxListeners() to increase limit."
            @emit "newListener", type, f
            this

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It seems to require a script for the moment. It disables the launching capability when iTunes is closed, but preserves all other capabilities.

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Poll stdin, parse results.