#meteor.js

1. Install with: meteor npm install --save toastr 2. In your .js/.ts/.coffee file, add: import toastr from '/node_modules/toastr/build/toastr.min.js'; 3. In your .scss file, add: @import "{}/node_modules/toastr/toastr.scss"; 4. Now to make a toast in a method, just add something like: toastr.success("BoomboomShakkalakkah!");

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Easily Deploy a Meteor Project without mup, mupx, etc.

Deploying a basic Meteor project is super simple, and does not require any special deployer like mup or mupx/meteor-up, etc. [1].

The following is a simple recipe to get things started off:

On your deployment server, install the following: a) Node.js + NPM. You might need to mind the versions. Lately, I’m doing a lot with AWS EC2’s, and so depending on the node version in the package manager, I…

Dead Simple React.js with Meteor

RANT ABOUT WORDPRESS PRELUDE: Wordpress REALLY SUCKS at handling pre-formatted code containing HTML, and that is EVEN IF all the proper character escapes are used. Blogger works as expected, and so this post can be viewed there:

https://nsardo.blogspot.com/2017/05/dead-simple-reactjs-with-meteor.html

Meteor: Dynamic Data Context Switching in Blaze Templates

I had a situation where I needed to load a select element on a form from one of two different collections.  The solution I used was one making use a Session variable, as well as a registered method to use in the template.  Below is an example:

Problem:

Depending on the selection of a user, I want to load the select element on a form from one of two different collections.

Description:

The user…

Premiere chose bien sur il vous faut avoir installé redis sur votre environement

###Pour linux

apt-get install redis

###Pour OSx avec Brew

brew install redis

###Installation NPM pour redis meteor npm install --save redis meteor npm install --save hiredis

Il vous faudrat aussi installer ValidatedMethod meteor add mdg:validated-method

###Import de redis dans votre projet meteor 1.4 Dans le repertoire imports de votre projet Meteor 1.4 cree un nouveau repertoir redis puis un autre repertoire server. Dans le repertoire redis crée un fichier methods.js Dans le repertoire serveur crée un fichier redis_conf.js

redis/server/redis_conf.js

import { Meteor } from 'meteor/meteor'; import redis from 'redis'; export let client = redis.createClient(); client.setSync = Meteor.wrapAsync(client.set); client.getSync = Meteor.wrapAsync(client.get); client.setExpire = Meteor.wrapAsync(client.expire); client.on("error", function(err) { console.log("REDIS ERROR", err); }); client.on("connect", function() { console.log("connected to REDIS"); });

redis/methods.js

import { client } from './server/redis_conf.js'; export const setRedis = new ValidatedMethod({ name: 'setRedis', validate: new SimpleSchema({ redis_key: { type: String }, redis_val: { type: String } }).validator(), run({redis_key, redis_val}){ return client.setSync(redis_key, redis_val); } }); export const getRedis = new ValidatedMethod({ name: 'getRedis', validate: new SimpleSchema({ redis_key: { type: String } }).validator(), run({redis_key}){ return client.getSync(redis_key); } }); export const setRedisExpire = new ValidatedMethod({ name: 'setRedisExpire', validate: new SimpleSchema({ redis_key: { type: String }, key_expire: { type: String } }).validator(), run({redis_key, key_expire}){ return client.setExpire(redis_key, key_expire); } });

Pour l'utiliser Redis dans votre projet (serveur uniquement bien sur) c'est tres simple.

let isInRedis = Meteor.call('getRedis', {redis_key: Mykey}); let setInRedis = Meteor.call('setRedis', {redis_key: "MyKey", redis_val: "MyVal"}); let setExpire = Meteor.call('setRedisExpire', {redis_key: "MyKey", key_expire: "600"} );