karissa jhand: yeah thats a bug
jhand omg
jhand i was so confused
karissa jhand: shouldn't do that
karissa jhand: :-\
jhand it made no sense
jhand ok
karissa jhand: this is why sometimes i prefer to use more stable/old modules
karissa jhand: shit like this comes up
karissa heh
jhand ya and routing has always been a bit mystifying for me
karissa jhand: it should just be a pattern match kinda thing
jhand karissa: ok. makes sense.
karissa jhand: which has a different api now
jhand Darn
karissa jhand: yeah for now
jhand karissa: coolio
jhand finishing client clone username/dataset now
karissa jhand: if you notice the response is different from /api/v1/username/dataset now
karissa jhand: you do the decoding yourself. it just returns whatever is in the db
jhand karissa: didn't notice but thanks for letting me know =)
karissa cool!
karissa that way people can do their own error messages/apps on top without it having to be a dat-encoding compatible url
jhand oh ya cool.
jhand was it easy to switch to express?
karissa ya
jhand oh there is still some appa stuff in there too?
karissa jhand: yeah we gotta remove that but i am being lazy atm prioritizing new features. since thats an easy change
jhand karissa: makes sense! just wanted to make sure we didn't lose a commit or something because yay github
karissa lol
karissa ya
jhand that same weird thing happened to me lsat week
jhand and I had deleted the branches local + remote and lost some commits
karissa jhand: ah good q
jhand otherwise worked!!
jhand karissa: it seems that the /dats endpoint doesn't exist. The one I am using for now is api/v1/dats but that is only for authorized users. Right now /list is populated server side and I have a feeling the next page FN won't work as implemented.
jhand ended up being a bit confusing =)
jhand also I think there is a bug in township.secureRequest but had trouble chasing it down otherwise I'd say use that for the request
karissa jhand: that's done in api/dats.js I think
Hi all, I'm new here (invited by @maxogden, @karissa ) and I think, without exaggeration, Dat has the potential to revolutionize the way data is consumed. I figured a good way to get friendly with the project was to challenge myself to write the Dat Wikipedia entry (since I'm on Windows and can't actually interact with the failing Dat Node package). The page is at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dat_(software).
I need to upload the Dat logo (http://datproject.github.io/design/downloads/dat-data-logo.png) but Wikipedia is asking me for author and license information on it and I would like to attribute it correctly. Who created it (Max?) and is it released under creative commons?