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meteor-electrify-client

v2.0.0

Published

Client for an electrified meteor application

Downloads

35

Readme

Electrify Meteor Client

npm dependencies

This is the client for communication with the Electron part of an electrified Meteor app, that was created using the meteor-electrify package.

Integrating the client

At a startup script (for client and/or server) in your meteor application run the following code.

import { Meteor } from 'meteor/meteor';
import { Random } from 'meteor/random';
import { ElectrifyClient } from 'meteor-electrify-client';

export const Electrify = new ElectrifyClient(Meteor, Random);

// now you can use the Electrify api methods

The ElectrifyClient constructor can consume an optional options object as 3rd argument with:

  • connectionWarning (boolean)

    Show a warning if the meteor application is run without electrify/Electron. Defaults to true.

Using the client

Then, in your Meteor code (client and server), you can call this method like:

import { Electrify } from './file/where/electrify/is/exported.js';

// Electrify.call(method_name, args, done_callback);
Electrify.call('hello.world', ['anderson', 'arboleya'], function(err, msg) {
  console.log(msg); // Hello anderson arboleya!
});

IMPORTANT

You can only call methods after the connection is made between Meteor and Electron, to make sure it's ready you can wrap your code in a startup block:

Electrify.startup(function(){
  Electrify.call(...);
});

If you want to run your Meteor application electrified and as server version, you can check if it is running inside electron.

if (Electrify.connected) {
  Electrify.call(...);
}

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2017-2019 Sebastian Große Electrify originally created by Copyright (c) 2015 Anderson Arboleya