Usage

	var pate = require('node-pate');
	var formatter = require('./format_lib.js');

	var options = {
	tpl: '{{ bread/@name }} price: $[[ formatMoney({{ bread/@price }}) ]] ([[ moneyToWords({{ bread/@price }}) ]])',
	xml: '<data><row><bread name="Bretzel" price="42.56" /></row></data>',
	xpath: '//',
	format_lib: formatter
	};

	pate.parse(options, function (err, data) {
	console.log(data);
	});

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Output:

Bretzel price: $42.56 (CUARENTA Y DOS PESOS CON 56/100)

Source code:

https://github.com/benoror/node-pate

NPM:

https://https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-pate

Retro Gaming Collection Project - Pt. 1

I recently came across this blog post on Google+. It's about a guy called Pete (also known as 16bitgohst on Youtube) who has an impressive retro gaming collection and an incredible setup, just take a look:

I've been a noob collector for some time, mostly gaming consoles, and Pete's work inspired me to take out all my humble collection:

I even draw a concept using Google Sketchup:

I hope to start working on the project soon.

P.S. I'm still looking for an appropiate Video/Cable setup.

Jelly Bean Installation and Review on my Rooted ASUS TF300T Tablet

I just got Jelly Bean OTA update from ASUS for my ASUS TF300T. I had trouble getting the update, since I rooted and messed up with the system, deleted some system apps, so ASUS denied pushing the update again.