How does this compare to the standalone bigpipe framework?

[timellemeet]

How does this compare to the standalone bigpipe framework? (https://github.com/bigpipe/), performance, stability and flexibility wise?

[xunuoi]

'node-bigpipe' module is nearly double performance to the bigpipe framework oweing to the lightweight design.

I haven't test too much on the stability, however, it looks stable in some production projects.

And the flexibility is great, because it is just a module, you can use it as what you want.

Just have a try . The ES6 version is recommended

[Dransfield]

Does this replace angular and ejs, or work alongside them?

Also, in the democontroller it says "Here call the Express/Sails render api" but I'm not sure how to do that.

[xunuoi]

@slenkar
Hi, actually it's and node web-backend module, you can use it with ejs or other template.

And for the "Here call the Express/Sails render api", it called the render api inside the node-bigpipe. Here it doesn't need you do anything, it's just an explain for inside implementation.

[Dransfield]

thanks for the answer.
Lets say a facebook page has 7 pagelets in one page, each pagelet needs to know the users name.

Does bigpipe fetch the user's name once from the database and give it to each pagelet? Or is each pagelet a completely isolated thing that reads the database itself.

I would like to implement this in a sails website I have already made.
I have no idea how to do it yet.
Im using angular for the front end and ejs templates.

Sails has a file called routes, which controls what happens when a certain web address is typed in.

So would the routes file be the first thing to change?

[wxu-aa]

Hi Slenkar, You mean you are using angular and ejs only in Front-end ? So you only use ajax to load data and render template in js ? For this case, it's the SPA pattern, not involved in bigpipe or other backend optimization solution. Maybe you can give me more detailed information for this so that I can figure out your situation.

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[Dransfield]

Its a website with several pages, homepage,profile page,stats page
chessbond.com

For example the profile page, angular is used to display the variables on the page like the username
gender,home city

ejs is just used like html really but is able to get the session ,
ejs is used to get the id number of the user from the session/cookie

Angular and ejs just seem to be used on the front end, I think. Like you said.

[xunuoi]

If all data are load by Ajax request, no need to use node-bigpipe.

If ejs data are queried from database, you can use bigpipe to render ejs template, refer to the DemoController.js.

I prefer you paste some detailed code for ejs so we can check is that match you

[Dransfield]

ok so in the profile page, the info is like:


Profile Updated:


{{LookedatUser.ProfileUpdatedPhrase}}

which is Ajax requests,

ejs is just used to see the person is able to edit his profile:
<% if (req.session.passport){ %>
<% if (req.session.passport.user==lookedatuser){ %>

				<%}%>
			<%}%>

Hmm, actually I just had a thought, I am hiding the whole page until certain things are loaded via ajax.
If I showed each part of the page individually as the requests come back I guess that would give a similar feeling of speed like faceborok.

Thanks for your replies.

Is bigpipe more for a website where the page is constructed on the server and then sent out?

[xunuoi]

For the server, just sending a very basic html framework should be enough. It depends on how you want compose your html structure.