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fs.stopWatch(filename)

fs.unwatchFile(filename)

fs.watchFile(filename, false)

{'name':'Jon','age':25}

{"name":"Jon","age":25}

{name: 'Jon', age: 25}

{"name":"Jon","age":"25"}

It does nothing.

It prints a stack trace and continues running.

It saves a coredump file containing the error data.

It prints a stack trace and exits.

When you are testing modules that perform 'HTTP' requests.

When you are testing code that uses Timestamps.

When you are testing APIs that receive 'HTTP' requests.

passport.login()

req.login()

passport.authorize()

req.logout();

res.logout();

user.logout();

npm remove

npm unpublish

npm delete

npm publish --remove

It is not a real command.

It is missing the -G flag

It should be npm upgrade.

It's missing the -g flag.

It is an alias to the exports object.

It is a global object.

It is the object returned from a require() call.

passport.account()

passport.authenticate()

passport.authorize()

It replaces object with a stub.

It creates a new object with a stub on "method".

It replaces the "method" on object with a stub.

var fs= require('fs'); fs.readFile('input.file').pipe(fs.writeFile('output.file'));

var fs= require('fs'); fs.createReadStream('input.file').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('output.file'));

var fs= require('fs'); fs.createFileReader('input.file').pipe(fs.createFileWriter('output.file'));

var fs= require('fs'); fs.createReadBuffer('input.file').pipe(fs.createWriteBuffer('output.file'));

npm commit

npm publish

npm create

if(req.user)

if(user.authenticated)

if(user.loggedin)