Sven Slootweg

@DaniGuardiola Did you make any further progress on that?

For the record: this is an __intimidation letter__, they're pretty common unfortunately. While it *may* be a valid cease-and-desist, that doesn't mean that you need to comply with the long...

I think this can be closed?

I would say that this makes some sense in the contexts where `checkit` might be used; namely: * HTML forms sent over HTTP (where empty inputs might show up as...

So, a few things... ### Events Promises do not replace events, they replace 'nodebacks' (Node.js callbacks). Promises only reject or resolve exactly once, whereas events occur zero or more times....

Waiting on the returned promise is not practical - the `setItem` calls originate from different parts of the code (eg. an Express application processing many requests at the same time),...

> no offense, but a major point of nodejs is for the code-execution to be asynchronous or non-blocking, since, by default-design, nodejs is single threaded. So, using the term "concurrent"...

To add to this: using `execFile` or `spawn` instead of `exec` will prevent most command injection vulnerabities; instead of passing in a concatenated string, you pass in a list of...

I've also run into this same issue; IMO it's definitely necessary. Without the ability to 'pass through' variables into terms, it's not possible to abstract out a chunk of text...

> `DateTime.toSeconds` returns an integer value (see #565), so that it can be used in Unix timestamps creation, and can otherwise be replaced by `toMillis() / 1000` To make sure...