Artem S. Povalyukhin

@ljharb Thanks. > If they are not, then insertion order applies, and the correct assumption would be that they match the order of appearance in the original JSON string. So,...

The fun thing I've noticed is that the functional code runs faster than imperative in njs: ```js var n = 5; console.time(); var data = [7, 51, 213, 378, 395,...

@crasyangel the `access_by_lua_block` runs after the nginx access phase, so unaffected by `satisfy any|all` @lancedockins why not to use `auth_request` to `js_content` ?

At least run-time support of #118 is required to do this properly: ```js > var u = new URL('text.txt', 'file:///') undefined > u URL { href: 'file:///text.txt', origin: 'null', protocol:...

the main problem there will be indirect calls: ```js $ node --use-strict > .editor // Entering editor mode (^D to finish, ^C to cancel) var x = 'global'; var gthis...

Hi! @yoctoserge Take a look at #351

@ivanitskiy ```lua local gcli = require("resty.grpc") assert(gcli.load("t/testdata/rpc.proto")) ``` It looks like it will parse a proto file on every request. I think, better to use something like [pbjs](https://github.com/protobufjs/protobuf.js/blob/master/cli/README.md#pbjs-for-javascript)

Hi! (2) looks better to me. and there is two questions, actually: 1. The default scale for Numbers. 2. The default rounding mode. Take a look: https://repl.it/repls/ApprehensiveRobustAssignment

BTW, I've got a working [POC](https://github.com/drsm/njs/commit/180adf7c7330321a217cf33250fa5d804a53dbc3) :)