aurelia-meteor
v1.1.9
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A Meteor adapter for Aurelia.
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aurelia-meteor
Platform Support
This library can be used in the browser only.
This library has primarily be done for Meteor 1.3+ with use of NPM with commonjs.
You can use this module with meteor-client-packages-meteor witch is for Use Meteor's client Packages in a non Meteor project.
If you want the amd, systemjs, es2015 or other version your welcome to help me.
Library content
For now, we only have 4 components :
BlazeAdaptorclass used to adapt the<login-buttons>to be used in Aurelia<login-buttons>we can put anywhere in a HTML fileMeteorclass giving live informations on meteorreactivePropertyto make an aurelia property reactive
Library use
1. BlazeAdaptor class
See the login-buttons.js file to see how it can be used.
2. <login-buttons>
<require from="aurelia-meteor/login-buttons"></require>
<login-buttons></login-buttons>and
meteor add accounts-password
meteor add accounts-ui
npm install --save aurelia-meteorand
If you use a non meteor client like with meteor-client-packages-meteor, be shure to have your index.html in UTF-8 :
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<!--meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /--> <!-- HTML4 -->
<meta charset="UTF-8"> <!-- HTML5 -->
...
</head>
...
</html>3. Meteor class
import { autoinject } from 'aurelia-framework';
import { Meteor } from 'aurelia-meteor';
@autoinject
export class Welcome {
public meteor: Meteor;
constructor(meteor: Meteor) {
this.meteor = meteor;
}
}<template>
<p>status : ${meteor.status}</p>
<p>statusString : ${meteor.statusString}</p>
<p>connected : ${meteor.connected}</p>
<p>retryCount : ${meteor.retryCount}</p>
<p>userId : ${meteor.userId}</p>
<p>isClient : ${meteor.isClient}</p>
<p>isCordova : ${meteor.isCordova}</p>
<p>isServer : ${meteor.isServer}</p>
<p>release : ${meteor.release}</p>
<p>address : ${meteor.address}</p>
<p>verified : ${meteor.verified}</p>
<p>username : ${meteor.username}</p>
<p>createdAt : ${meteor.createdAt}</p>
</template>The difference between meteor.statusString and meteor.status is that meteor.statusString is a string while meteor.status is an enum class.
4. reactiveProperty
import { reactiveProperty } from 'aurelia-meteor';
import { Tracker } from 'meteor/tracker';
export class SampleClass {
@reactiveProperty propertyToBeReactive: boolean;
constructor() {
Tracker.autorun(() => {
if (reactiveProperty(this, 'propertyToBeReactive')) {
...
}
});
}Notice that the parameter string of the function reactiveProperty is the property name.
If you have an other solution, please tell me.
Building The Code
To build the code, follow these steps.
Ensure that NodeJS is installed. This provides the platform on which the build tooling runs.
From the project folder, execute the following commands:
npm install
typings install
npm build- You will find the compiled code in the
distfolder.