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Mold parsed a form that has a title and description as:

{ '{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}': '' }

This is incorrect. It should parse the form as:

{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}

Mold parsed a form that has a title and description as:

{ '{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}': '' }

This is incorrect. It should parse the form as:

{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}

I don't want to have to parse the cookie in the action. Just seems like it is in the wrong place to write a cookie parser. How about adding it to the request object?

Right now, mold routing doesn't parse the url for parameters. It takes a static string and maps that directly to a single action. It would be useful to parse the url and extract the parameters, passing it into an action.

So we could do something like.

in routes.js:

'/foo/:id': 'foo'

in actions.js:

foo: function() {
    this.params['id'] // returns value of 'id' in params object.
}

[info] GET 200 /static/bootstrap/img/glyphicons-halflings.png
[info] GET 200 /projects
[info] GET 200 /static/bootstrap/img/glyphicons-halflings-white.png
[info] GET 200 /static/bookmarklet/bookmarklet.js

At this point /static/bookmarklet/bookmarklet.js doesn't exist. Should NOT be getting a 200 response code

I think I introduced this regression when changing a fs.watch to a fs.watchFile.

Right now the only image type that we allow in static is .png. Let's add .jpg.

Right now actions.js might get confused with users declaring actions. Rename this to something that won't be confusing.

Mold parsed a form that has a title and description as:

{ '{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}': '' }

This is incorrect. It should parse the form as:

{"title":"first title","description":"Second description."}

mold starts on 8000 and doesn't give the user the ability to change it. They should be able to.

"Resource interpreted as Image but transferred with MIME type text/png" is what I get when I transfer a .png. This shows up in the Chrome Console.

mold needs a process that watches the app directory and checks for changes in any files below it. It might be beneficial to just use a library that already does this. nodemon, supervisor come to mind.

Also we want to be able to restart the server if there is an exception.

The server is returning a 'text/undefined' on requests for a css file. It should be returning 'text/css'. This is probably happening due to some incorrect regex matching.