using openvpn via Node

Hi guys, I need to extract data from a DB I can only connect via openvpn, Is there any way to start openvpn via node and monitor its status before running any queries?

Submitted March 07, 2016 at 10:20PM by kopita

Building SMS Weather Forecasts Twilio and NodeJS

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Submitted March 07, 2016 at 08:50PM by giulianoiacobelli

Small Node App "Simulating Love with Node, Express, and Bandwidth"

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Submitted March 07, 2016 at 08:25PM by dtolbert

Looking for an open source project to work on, suggestions?

Hey!I want to bulk up my resume and experience in node. I've done some of my own projects in node, but I'd like to work on an open source project. I was wondering if any of you guys have suggestions or need help with anything.Thanks!

Submitted March 07, 2016 at 04:13PM by Mondo_Dogs_Rule

DAE have experience using PhantomJS to capture a secure web app?

I'm using express and passport (100% https) with a basic local session/cookie strategy and I'm trying to allow users to submit a request to capture their view, save the image server-side, and then res.download(). The problem is I need Phantom to authenticate & authorize based on the person sending the request. When I send a request to Phantom, it only captures the login page because isn't authenticated.I think I'm hitting a brick wall because it seems like the root of my problem is not using JWT, which might make it easier to authorize Phantom to behave as the user.My other option seems to be making the user type in their password on every Phantom request, which would make Phantom post to a login route and forward to the desired view for capturing. It seems like I could take the user's password and then use something like Slimer or Casper to log the user in. However, that seems like a situation I wouldn't want to get myself into (source).Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can achieve a secure screen capture without much additional overhead? Thanks for your time!

Submitted March 07, 2016 at 04:15PM by sdawson26

Expressjs Controllers Unit Testing

I am having problems while trying to unit test Expressjs Controllers that are calling a lot of Promises. If I put the done() callback inside res.json, it will never get called if the controller change, thus the test reporting will never show any information.In general, Im finding unit testing of controller to be very frustrating. I was wondering if you are testing them and how and if you've ever experienced similar issues.Thanks

Submitted March 07, 2016 at 04:23PM by kostarelo

NewtonSync: Newton docking protocol implementation in Node.js

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Submitted March 07, 2016 at 12:57PM by wo1fgang