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You should not look if it exists, you should just try to read it and then catch the error there, now your are essential reading the dir twice.
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I tend to avoid try/catch based programming, but I understand your point about performance. I can change that.
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This pull request introduces the concept of macro (maybe it can be named something more meaningful).
Applications built with harp can include a
_macrosfolder in the project root and add node.js modules into this folder. Functions and objects exported by modules will be available in the global scope and accessible from templates asThis helps keeping code/logic out of templates and avoid code like http://harpjs.com/recipes/blog-sitemap.
It opens up harp to lots of freedom for more expert developers who want a more customized harp experience.