Billy

So I created a differencing module that solves this issue: https://github.com/Tixit/odiff

@justsml Very cool!

Yeah I mean, i read the readme (its short enough), and i read the docs that part linked to. I just still don't understand why you'd use it or what...

Oh, so if you add those parameters then it saves the file in a location on-disk, rather than creating a `data:` url?

Thanks for the note. Yeah mongo-parse doesn't support `$expr` at all at the moment. I'd be happy to accept a pull request for it tho!

A link is all that's necessary. Yes the onus is on the author to properly describe the project.

Well I realized what was wrong. The matcher I was writing was async, but I was not awaiting it. The output I get here is very confusing. It would be...

Thanks! You should be able to access the event data in the second parameter of the event callbacks. See the documentation in the readme. Eg in `enter(types, e)`, the `e`...

I got this when migrating to mongo 3 while still using the old mongo.conf format. Switching to the new format fixed it.

What I should really do is switch this to use `new Function`, which is much safer. Really tho, if you're using this on the front end, and attacker already has...