This pull request adds an app.setup(server) method to allow setting up a Feathers application with a different server than the on used in app.listen. This closes #25 and allows to easily use HTTPS servers and virtual hosts for both, SocketIO and REST, as added to the documentation:

HTTPS

With your Feathers application initialized it is easy to set up an HTTPS REST and SocketIO server:

app.configure(feathers.socketio()).use('/todos', todoService);

var https = require('https');
var server = https.createServer({
  key: fs.readFileSync('privatekey.pem'),
  cert: fs.readFileSync('certificate.pem')
}, app).listen(443);

// Call app.setup to initialize all services and SocketIO
app.setup(server);

Virtual Hosts

You can use feathers.vhost (which is the same as Express and Connect .vhost) to run your Feathers app on a virtual host:

app.use('/todos', todoService);

var host = feathers().use(feathers.vhost('foo.com', app));
var server = host.listen(8080);

// Here we need to call app.setup because .listen on our virtal hosted
// app is never called
app.setup(server);

Also adds an app.service(path, service) convenience method as suggested by @whitecolor in #22 (app.use(path, service) will still work).