what does querystring.js do?

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

is it just a faster querystring parser?

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

okay and path-join.js. lol

mscdex commented 10 years ago

querystring was modified from node core to separate out the try-catch in querystring.parse().

path-join is basically the posix path.join() from node core, simplified a bit. The two reasons for this are:

path.join() changes behavior depending on whether you're on Windows or not (it uses '\' instead of '/' on Windows) which causes problems when you're using it to join url paths for mounted routers
there's a lot of duplicated work in the path functions, so I just combined some of the code to make it a little more efficient (e.g. no splitting and joining only to split again).

jonathanong commented 10 years ago

oh god. i think i need path-join as a module! i always do path.join() and some sort of replace(/\/\//, '/') crap

dougwilson commented 10 years ago

mscdex / express-optimized