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/** * Default hooks * * (order still matters for now for some of these- * but mostly not, due to our use of events... * ...but for a few core hooks, e.g. `moduleloader`, * it still does.) * * * > FUTURE: make sure order does not matter, then once proven/tested, * > document it as such. (This will require adding a test that scrambles * > the order of this array then loads Sails over and over.) */ module.exports = { 'moduleloader': true,//<< FUTURE: absorb into core (i.e. federate its methods out to the places where they are used and remove support for `sails.modules`) 'logger': true,//<< FUTURE: absorb into core (i.e. like what we did w/ the controllers hook -- can live in `lib/app/private/log-ship.js`, and the rest can be inlined) 'request': true, // -•- For posterity, this is where the `orm` hook was formerly inserted (please don't get rid of this until we're a few patch releases into Sails v1, just so it's easier to reference.) 'views': true, 'blueprints': true,//<< FUTURE: pull this out into a standalone hook and have it work like the other core hooks that get installed as peers (unless you do --without=blueprints) 'responses': true, 'helpers': true, // -•- For posterity, this is where the `sockets` hook was formerly inserted (please don't get rid of this until we're a few patch releases into Sails v1, just so it's easier to reference.) 'pubsub': true,//<< FUTURE: **pull the private methods into the blueprints hook, and pull the PUBLIC methods into sails-hook-sockets -- i.e. if orm hook available, then sails-hook-sockets decorates models with RPS methods** 'policies': true, 'services': true, 'security': true, 'i18n': true,//<< FUTURE: pull this out into a standalone hook and have it work like the other core hooks that get installed as peers (unless you do --without=i18n) 'userconfig': true,//<< FUTURE: absorb into core (i.e. like what we did w/ the controllers hook -- can live in `lib/app/configuration`) 'session': true, // -•- For posterity, this is where the `grunt` hook was formerly inserted (please don't get rid of this until we're a few patch releases into Sails v1, just so it's easier to reference.) 'http': true, 'userhooks': true//<< FUTURE: absorb into core (i.e. like what we did w/ the controllers hook -- its logic can live in `lib/app/private`, and be driven by `lib/hooks/index.js`) };