Hello everyone! I am new to ape and I have some basic questions about it's server-side module implementing. first of all assume you have a secret.js file which you do not want your web app. users to see it's content. so you create a seprate directory for keeping secret.js. how can I tell ape to look under a special directory for secret.js module? and which directory is for keeping such modules by default? as long as I am not much familiar with server-side js if I need to read a local file or manipulate an image and redirect the output to a special user or ... does the server-side provide enough tools for such jobs ( as long as I see you can have access to tcp socket and use mysql under server-side js) ? I'm tending to create a special real- time framework in pure java-script hoping that server-side js will give me enough power as PHP does, but as far as I see the server-side js is not ready for that for now. am I right? is it possible to fully rely on javascript (including client-side and server-side) for achieving a pure java script real-time framework which is able to read local files work with data bases parse xml files manipulate image files write to files and... with ape? or I just have to mix ape pushing methodology with php?
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