From the Meteor blog: Changes to allow/deny rules Starting in 0.5.8, client-only code such as event handlers may only update or remove a single document at a time, specified by _id. Method code can still use arbitrary Mongo selectors to manipulate any number of documents at once. To run complex updates from an event handler, … Read more
Sure. Make a method that does the insertion. When the method runs, have it check to see if it is running in simulation, and if so, set a ‘temporary’ or ‘unconfirmed’ flag on the inserted item. Use that to decide whether to render the item as greyed out. Assuming you’re using MongoDB: // Put this … Read more
Meteor.Collection was renamed Mongo.Collection in 0.9.1. The change is currently backward compatible, however you should switch to using Mongo.Collection for any new projects. It looks like the docs have mostly been updated except for the wording in the Data and security section.
While there is no documented way to do this yet, here’s some code that should do what you want: Foo = new Meteor.Collection(“foo”); … if (Meteor.is_server) { Meteor.startup(function () { Meteor.default_server.method_handlers[‘/foo/insert’] = function () {}; Meteor.default_server.method_handlers[‘/foo/update’] = function () {}; Meteor.default_server.method_handlers[‘/foo/remove’] = function () {}; }); } This will disable the default insert/update/remove methods. Clients … Read more
Saving the file was as easy as creating a new Buffer with the Uint8Array object : // chunk is the Uint8Array object fs.appendFile(path, Buffer.from(chunk), function (err) { if (err) { fut.throw(err); } else { fut.return(chunk.length); } });
Spacebars uses the same control flow structure as handlebars so the answer is the same as this one. In your case: {{#if en}} {{text.en}} {{else}} {{#if tc}} {{text.tc}} {{/if}} {{/if}} Side note – one of the nice things about jade is that it supports else if. Sometimes a better alternative is to move the logic … Read more
I faced similar issue in react + ts. I had commented out all my code. Turns out A global file cannot be compiled using ‘–isolatedModules’. Ensure your file contains imports, exports, or an ‘export {}’ statement. So, added something like: export const foo = ‘foo’; or export {} It’s a temporary solution, else you can … Read more
You may want to create a global helper like: Template.registerHelper(‘formatDate’, function(date) { return moment(date).format(‘MM-DD-YYYY’); }); Then you can use it like: {{#each vname}} {{formatDate date}} {{/each}} This solution depends on moment which is a handy date manipulation library. If you prefer to produce the string without using moment, there are a number of answers for … Read more
I have the perfect answer for you since I literally just solved the issue myself. First of all make sure meteor works in the default windows command prompt. Next open git bash and check if the following command works: cmd //c meteor This runs the command meteor as if you were in the command prompt. … Read more
Using a globally defined variable, as avital suggests, will work, but is not a recommended code design choice (see JS mistake 1 listed here). Instead in your lib directory you could create a file with: Meteor.myFunctions = { … makeBoard : function() { … }, … } Then in any other js file you could … Read more