This tools helps you share private meteor packages.

It is forked from @DispatchMe's project mgp and modified for Practichem's needs.

Getting Started

Installing this package is just like any other NPM package (we recommend installing it globally):

$ sudo npm install -g atmospheric

Add git-packages.json to the root of your project.

{
	"all": {
    "my:private-package": {
      "git": "[email protected]:my/private-packages.git",
      "version": "commithashortag",
      "path": "optional/directory/path"
    },
    "my:other-private-package": {
      "git": "[email protected]:my/private-packages.git",
      "version": "commithashortag"
    }
  },
  "dev": {
    "my:yet-another-private-package": {
      "git": "[email protected]:my/private-packages.git",
      "branch": "dev"
    }
  }
}

• Run atmospheric in your meteor directory to copy the packages (see flags section below for more options).

Flags

--https: Convert github ssh urls to https. This is useful for using .netrc on build machines.

$ atomospheric --https

--addToGlobals: This will keep a list of all of the package names as described in the package.js file inside of each package and then run $ meteor add on each.

$ atomospheric --addToGlobals

--: The list of environments to install from the git-packages.json file. If this options is not used, the packages in the 'all' collection will be installed. Note: there must be a space on both sides of the -- and it should be the last flag. When using this flag, all is not automatically included and must be part of the list.

$ atmospheric -- all dev staging
$ atmospheric --addToGlobals -- all staging

Development

The project is written in Coffeescript. A grunt task is available to automatically build the Coffeescript for release. To develop, run the following:

$ npm install
$ grunt