Node.js AAC

So... I came with the idea of making an AAC using Node.js (yay async events ftw).

The idea is to make the base of it using the Express framework using mustache as the view engine

With this AAC you wont need to run apache/nginx or whateva you using since the aac also acts as a http server so you just need to run the aac on console and your done (well you still need to run MySQL service)

This opens new posibilities to the current aac scene in general. live events can be easily made (live chat for example or send data from the actual tibia client to the aac server)

Currently the layout is a shitty simple one I dont event really like but well its just the start


I think that the response times on Node.js are far superior compared to PHP due to its non-blocking I/O mechanism and the super amazing Google Chrome V8 engine technology.

https://github.com/Raggaer/raggaraac

I decided to change from mustache to handlebars as for the view engine. as for progress well registration. login and some layout logic is done

Node.JS is really cool, so I created the TibiaJS community. We have a number of ideas of things to do using only JavaScript and one of them is precisely this. See the ideas/issue@7. The DevAAC is very nice to use AngularJS in FrontEnd, at first I thought of porting the backend for Node.JS, but know that we also support but I do not like to reinvent the wheel, so I suggest forlecer communities.

Moved to Sails JS so the development should go faster.
I also did some revamp to the style and added some animations and cool shit like that. heres a gif

Looks pretty cool. Keep it up.

Good luck, I can help a bit when it's on GitHub.

thats neat.

Github repo in a few days thats for sure.
I finished the comments system



Some of that fancy animations

Added github repo -> https://github.com/Raggaer/raggaraac

Looks great!

Zerak said:

Looks great!

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Glad you like it.

Improved the auth system now using session ID to prevent any kind of shit. (updated on github too)

A little update on the dashboard page. evne tho theres still A LOT to be done

Look neat, I'd probably use it if I had something to use it on. Keep it up.

will use this for sure

Thank you for releasing this to the public, Raggaer. I'll defi take a look and hopefully learn some from your example.
How secure would you rate the page would be from a scale to 1-10?

Furpan said:

Thank you for releasing this to the public, Raggaer. I'll defi take a look and hopefully learn some from your example.
How secure would you rate the page would be from a scale to 1-10?

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Well for security I would say a 10. SQL injections are not possible due to the framework using Waterline ORM. CSRF is also handled. XSS is impossible also you wont have to worry about XAMPP or any apache server vuln since the website uses its own http server

As a small update I finished the search box

Showing deaths on character view is now done and highscores

Omg this search engine is too good.

Is it possible to use this on TFS 1.1? How would you setup this one, when you aint using Apache etc?

Lillebaer said:

Is it possible to use this on TFS 1.1? How would you setup this one, when you aint using Apache etc?

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As far as I understand you get some exe file you run and you gotta open up ur SQL service. And I think you can run all TFS versions with this aac