Just for the record, I am fully aware that NodeJS is single threaded,
that's basically why there is no such thing as thread-locals. Maybe I
should refer to them as "request locals", I just decided to use a
terminology we are all familiar with.

2013/8/29 Alvaro Mouriño <[email protected]>:
> Hi list,
>
> I started working with NodeJS quite recently, even if at first I was a
> little skeptical about it, after using it intensively for the last
> couple of months I realized it's an amazing piece of technology. The
> only thing that I miss from other frameworks is the concept of
> thread-locals.
>
> After some time researching on this, a friend told me that this
> behavior could be achieved using domains [0]. I built a small
> framework, Kolba [1], as a proof of concept of how I see this being
> implemented. I also wrote an article explaining this idea and
> presenting some questions that I have.
>
> The main question that I want to ask here is: What am I missing? Why
> is this undocumented? Are there any edge cases that I don't see, which
> make this idea non-viable?
>
> Actually, the biggest problem I'm facing with the use of domain is the
> suppression of exceptions. I may be using it wrong probably, which
> leads to errors being silenced, but nothing regarding the emulation of
> thread-locals.
>
> Thanks,
>
> [0] http://nodejs.org/api/domain.html
> [1] https://github.com/tooxie/kolba
> [2] http://alvaro.mourino.net/2013/08/29/lets-build-a-framework.html
>
> --
> Alvaro Mouriño



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