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  /**
   * Module dependencies.
   */
  
  var express = require('../../lib/express');
  
  // App with session support
  
  var app = express.createServer(
      express.cookieDecoder(),
      express.session()
  );
  
  // View settings
  
  app.set('views', __dirname + '/views');
  app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
  
  // Dynamic helpers are functions which are executed
  // on each view render, unless dynamicHelpers is false.
  
  // So for example we do not need to call messages() in our
  // template, "messages" will be populated with the return
  // value of this function.
  
  app.dynamicHelpers({
      messages: function(req, res){
          // In the case of flash messages
          // we return a function, allowing
          // flash messages to only be flushed
          // when called, otherwise every request
          // will flush flash messages regardless.
          return function(){
              // Grab the flash messages
              var messages = req.flash();
              // We will render the "messages.ejs" partial
              return res.partial('messages', {
                  // Our target object is our messages
                  object: messages,
                  // We want it to be named "types" in the partial
                  // since they are keyed like this:
                  // { info: ['foo'], error: ['bar']}
                  as: 'types',
                  // Pass a local named "hasMessages" so we can easily
                  // check if we have any messages at all
                  locals: { hasMessages: Object.keys(messages).length },
                  // We dont want dynamicHelpers in this partial, as
                  // it would cause infinite recursion
                  dynamicHelpers: false
              });
          }
      }
  });
  
  app.dynamicHelpers({
      // Another dynamic helper example. Since dynamic
      // helpers resolve at view rendering time, we can
      // "inject" the "page" local variable per request
      // providing us with the request url.
      page: function(req, res){
          return req.url;
      } 
  });
  
  app.get('/', function(req, res){
      // Not very realistic notifications but illustrates usage
      req.flash('info', 'email queued');
      req.flash('info', 'email sent');
      req.flash('error', 'delivery failed');
      res.render('index');
  });
  
  app.listen(3000);