Marcolino
Yes, separate templates, each one in its own file... Though, probably I would hide this complication from the user: I would define some kind of (optional) attribute (say, for example:...
Better late than never... :-) I will try your suggestion, thanks...
I added a broadcast event handling to reload (`_prepare()`) to be able to load data to filter dates as disabled with an async call
Thanks for the quick answer! Not really what I was looking forward: in `provider` object I have the specific limits for that provider (I'm scraping data from public sites ("providers")...
Yes... I don't have provider.limitedReq in provider object, so i did eliminate `if (!provider.limitedReq)` from your suggested, simlpifying this way: ``` // ... provider.limitCount = 1; provider.limitInterval = 3 *...
Finally I think I understand your points... Unfortunately I made probably some mistake porting it to my code base, so it doesn't work yet (requests are still unlimited... :-1: :-)...
I suppose you miss a util dependency in your package.json... Please add it...
What do you mean by builtin? If I do not add it to my project dependencies, I can't build my project, which has node-binary-search-tree as a sub-sub-sub dependency... :-(
+1 !!! :-)