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If I shouldn't mock, what is the easiest and most maintainable way to setup the testing database? 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I was hoping that $set: req.body would work, but it does not update the values.\n\nI found another example (http://webapplog.com/express-js-and-mongoose-example-building-hackhall/) which seems to indicate this is possible via:\n\n req.db.User.findByIdAndUpdate(req.session.user._id, {\n $set: data\n\nWhat's the best practice for large forms?", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23pfa6", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"omfg_its_so_and_so", "media":null, "score":4, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":1, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23pfa6/mongoose_findbyidandupdate_best_practice/", "name":"t3_23pfa6", "created":1398225128.0, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/23pfa6/mongoose_findbyidandupdate_best_practice/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Mongoose findbyidandupdate Best Practice?", "created_utc":1398196328.0, "ups":5, "num_comments":3, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"github.com", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"node", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23pfa0", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"ibito", "media":null, "score":4, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":5, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23pfa0/this_is_not_sublime_its_sublame_xpost_rnodewebkit/", "name":"t3_23pfa0", "created":1398225126.0, "url":"https://github.com/ibito/SubLAME", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"This is not Sublime, it's SubLAME (X-Post /r/nodewebkit)", "created_utc":1398196326.0, "ups":9, "num_comments":3, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.node", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"node", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>So I&#39;m writing a generic module to handle some algorithms that I&#39;ve found myself writing lately.</p>\n\n<p>The setup I have is that my file requires my generic module, and then I pass it a function that contains everything I need done (with the module handling input/output and calling the function multiple times etc.).</p>\n\n<p>This works fine, but I&#39;d like to get some more processing power in there...</p>\n\n<p>Is there any way I can have that generic module cluster itself as well as cluster the module that required it? Something like:</p>\n\n<p>Call algorithm file -&gt; requires module -&gt; clusters itself -&gt; the workers call the function in the algorithm file.</p>\n\n<p>I know this is kind of the opposite of how cluster is supposed to be used, and that the clustering smarts should be built into the algorithm file, or I should run the module first which requires the algorithm file...but neither of those are an option for what I&#39;m doing. The algorithm files are supposed to be quick things that require something and pass in a function, because there are a number of them.</p>\n\n<p>If anybody has any ideas for this, that&#39;d be greatly appreciated.\nThanks.</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"So I'm writing a generic module to handle some algorithms that I've found myself writing lately.\n\nThe setup I have is that my file requires my generic module, and then I pass it a function that contains everything I need done (with the module handling input/output and calling the function multiple times etc.).\n\nThis works fine, but I'd like to get some more processing power in there...\n\nIs there any way I can have that generic module cluster itself as well as cluster the module that required it? Something like:\n\nCall algorithm file -> requires module -> clusters itself -> the workers call the function in the algorithm file.\n\nI know this is kind of the opposite of how cluster is supposed to be used, and that the clustering smarts should be built into the algorithm file, or I should run the module first which requires the algorithm file...but neither of those are an option for what I'm doing. The algorithm files are supposed to be quick things that require something and pass in a function, because there are a number of them.\n\nIf anybody has any ideas for this, that'd be greatly appreciated.\nThanks.\n", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23pzfl", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"Toeler", "media":null, "score":1, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":0, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23pzfl/question_about_clustering_in_a_different_module/", "name":"t3_23pzfl", "created":1398237170.0, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/23pzfl/question_about_clustering_in_a_different_module/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Question about clustering in a different module", "created_utc":1398208370.0, "ups":1, "num_comments":1, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"github.com", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"node", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23nxh2", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"skillcode", "media":null, "score":16, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":2, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23nxh2/google_distance_matrix_api_for_nodejs/", "name":"t3_23nxh2", "created":1398183424.0, "url":"https://github.com/edwlook/node-google-distance", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"Google Distance Matrix API for Node.js", "created_utc":1398154624.0, "ups":18, "num_comments":2, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"bitbucket.org", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"node", "selftext_html":null, "selftext":"", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23n8jh", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"Doctor_McKay", "media":null, "score":8, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":1, "saved":false, "is_self":false, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23n8jh/rawjs_a_wip_api_wrapper_for_reddit_written_in/", "name":"t3_23n8jh", "created":1398161709.0, "url":"https://bitbucket.org/Doctor_McKay/raw.js", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"raw.js - 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Thanks!\ufeff</p>\n</div><!-- SC_ON -->", "selftext":"Please checkout GitHub or npm to learn about jTypes:\n\nhttp://github.com/gaulinsoft/jTypes\nhttp://npmjs.org/package/jtypes\n\nMore information can be found here as well:\n\nhttp://www.jtypes.com/blog#20140412\n\nI'm happy to answer any questions, and feedback/comments are always appreciated. Thanks!\ufeff", "likes":null, "secure_media":null, "link_flair_text":null, "id":"23li5u", "gilded":0, "secure_media_embed":{ }, "clicked":false, "stickied":false, "author":"ndgaulin", "media":null, "score":1, "approved_by":null, "over_18":false, "hidden":false, "thumbnail":"", "subreddit_id":"t5_2reca", "edited":false, "link_flair_css_class":null, "author_flair_css_class":null, "downs":1, "saved":false, "is_self":true, "permalink":"/r/node/comments/23li5u/jtypes_scalable_classbased_javascript/", "name":"t3_23li5u", "created":1398123936.0, "url":"http://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/23li5u/jtypes_scalable_classbased_javascript/", "author_flair_text":null, "title":"jTypes: Scalable class-based JavaScript", "created_utc":1398095136.0, "ups":2, "num_comments":4, "visited":false, "num_reports":null, "distinguished":null } }, { "kind":"t3", "data":{ "domain":"self.node", "banned_by":null, "media_embed":{ }, "subreddit":"node", "selftext_html":"<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>I followed a youtube socket.io chat tutorial which was excellent and ended up with a working chat program. I went to extend it and decided to start by moving the CSS into it&#39;s own file as the tutorial left me with index.html and app.js. I figured this would be simple and in the html I pulled the &lt;style&gt; section out of the &lt;head&gt; and replaced it with </p>\n\n<pre><code>&lt;link rel=&quot;stylesheet&quot; href=&quot;css/style.css&quot;&gt;\n</code></pre>\n\n<p>I then made a css folder and style.css inside if it has </p>\n\n<pre><code>#chat{\n height:500px;\n}\n#contentWrap{\n display: none;\n }\n#chatWrap{\n float: left;\n border:1px #000 solid;\n }\n.error{\n color:red;\n}\n.whisper{\n color:gray;\n font-style: italic;\n}\n</code></pre>\n\n<p>When I load the page however I see in the console\nGET http://localhost:3000/css/style.css 404 (Not Found)</p>\n\n<p>I&#39;ve tried combinations of renaming it, moving it to the root folder, specifying that it&#39;s at ./ ... 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