Eric Ferraiuolo

Related would be to access the global from the `[[Realm]]` slot via the declarative syntax. Something like: ``` js import {Realm} from this module; ``` And then access the global...

@caridy I wasn't suggesting this would be in ES6 since ES6 is locked; just pointing out the most recent syntax for ES7/2016 that was discussed in TC39 (likely in the...

Also, I'm unsure that even the implementation in `

I think it's fine to add a new function to serve this feature which basically would have to manually call into the other middleware functions and can't rely on `next()`.

@okuryu added you as an admin now. Thanks for helping with all these packages!

Leaving this for 1.0, we can remove later.

Makes sense that you'd get a type error when setting `views` to an array based on the current implementation of `renderView()`. This is also related to #112. To support `views`...

Crazy that this pull request hasn't been accepted!

I'm actually wondering if getting the view's "name" (the value passed to `res.render()`) is unknowable when the app is using multiple `views` dirs. I'm not sure what should be considered...

If you have the following views dirs: 1. `/path/to/views/` 2. `/path/to/views/pages/` 3. `/path/to/other/views/` And the view that's being rendered is at: `/path/to/views/pages/home.hbs` Using `file.indexOf(dir) === 0` you'd get the following...