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Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
can-import uses plugins ;)
Justin Meyer
@justinbmeyer
@Bajix yes, prevent race conditions, but also do anything else you need. From the outside world, it should look like calling getList like normal
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
ah
would the behavior of can-import not be different though since you're importing everything at once rather than bundling it with each individual component where i twouldonly be used when that component is active
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
@justinbmeyer How does this work if no data matches some of the sets?
Would it try to load from the server regardless?
@IcculusC can-import behaves like require
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
true
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
You’d essentially use can-import to load in all components/helpers being immediately used, as well as things like your main stylesheet that you wouldn’t want as a direct dependency of any components
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
that makes more sense
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
I am still getting the same crash. I have created the file index.stache. I placed it inside the modules folder. I have directories.lib = modules
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
My index.stache loads in app using export-as to set it up as my can.route.data instance, my main stylesheet, can/route/pushstate/, and any components immediately being used
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
  "system": {
    "directories": {
      "lib": "modules"
    },
    "main": "pga-tour/index.stache"
  },
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
You need the done-autorender plugin 
  "system": {
    "directories": {
      "lib": "modules"
    },
    "main": "pga-tour/index.stache!done-autorender"
  },
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
I think there is some other problem. It still can’t find cfg.main

/git/pgatour-cq-v2/front-end/node_modules/steal-tools/lib/graph/make_graph_with_bundles.js:83
if( Array.isArray(cfg.main) ) {
^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'main' of undefined
at module.exports (/git/pgatour-cq-v2/front-end/node_modules/steal-tools/lib/graph/make_graph_with_bundles.js:83:23)

We haven’t found the magic syntax yet.
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
looks like it cant' find your package.json at all?
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
that’s a possibility
the package json is in the same folder that I’m running the node build.js from
Help??!??
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
I'm at a loss lol
I haven't tried building naything in production so I hve no idea
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
@IcculusC I appreciate your attempts to help.
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
hey it's a collaborative industry it's how we all learn
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
http://canjs.github.io/canjs/doc/can-util/js/types/types.html
is that supposed to say "sausage of loose coupling"
definitely never heard that term
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
Yea; that should say something more akin to "This is where we Monkey Patch."
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
lol
Matthew Phillips
@matthewp
All true, but no better way that I can think of
if you want more than one map type, for example
Appreciate the feedback everyone :) Thanks for beta testing canjs 3.0
Leath Cooper
@IcculusC
I just want to know what "sausage of loose coupling" means
sounds yummy
also sounds like someone asked whoever was writing the docs what they wanted for breakfast while they were typing them
Matthew Phillips
@matthewp
hah, i didn't write that one, not familiar with the term
Thomas Sieverding
@Bajix
I like my monkey patching w/ a side of sausage pl0x
Matthew Phillips
@matthewp
it's a way for a package like can-route to be able to create Maps without depending on can-define or can-map, etc.
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
I am still trying to get build to work
Matthew Phillips
@matthewp
@RALifeCoach what does your build script look like
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
var stealTools = require("steal-tools");

stealTools.build();
Matthew Phillips
@matthewp
I think there's a bug, make that be
stealTools.build({ config: __dirname + "/package.json!npm" });
instead
I think config is required in the build
even though it probably shouldn't be
got to go, if that is it drop me a note so I can fix the docs tomorrow
Christopher Oliphant
@RALifeCoach
Error loading "can/view/stache/add_bundles" at file:/git/pgatour-cq-v2/front-end/can/view/stache/add_bundles.js
Error loading "can/view/stache/add_bundles" from "done-autorender@0.8.0#autorender" at file:/git/pgatour-cq-v2/front-end/node_modules/done-autorender/src/autorender.js
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/git/pgatour-cq-v2/front-end/can/view/stache/add_bundles.js'