Anywhere EJSON.fromJSONValue(val) import { EJSON } from 'meteor/ejson' Source Deserialize an EJSON value from its plain JSON representation. Arguments val JSON-compatible Object A value to deserialize into EJSON.

After reading this article, you’ll know: What features in core Meteor enable user accounts How to use accounts-ui for a quick prototype How to use the useraccounts family of packages to build your login UI How to build a fully-featured password login experience How to enable login through OAuth providers like Facebook How to add custom data to Meteor’s users collection How to manage user roles and permissions Features in core Meteor Before we get into all of the different user-facing accounts

Breaking changes These are all the breaking changes – that is changes that you absolutely have to worry about if you are updating your app from 1.2.x to 1.3. However, we recommend that you also consider the recommended changes listed in the other sections below. Files in a directory named imports/ will no longer load eagerly. (You should probably rename such a directory as it the basis of our new module system). Files within your app named *.test[s].*, *.app-test[s].*, *.spec[s].* and *.app-

meteor mongo Open a MongoDB shell on your local development database, so that you can view or manipulate it directly. For now, you must already have your application running locally with meteor run. This will be easier in the future.

Anywhere Meteor.startup(func) import { Meteor } from 'meteor/meteor' Source Run code when a client or a server starts. Arguments func Function A function to run on startup.

Server collection.rawCollection() Source Returns the Collection object corresponding to this collection from the npm mongodb driver module which is wrapped by Mongo.Collection.

Anywhere cursor.fetch() Source Return all matching documents as an Array.

meteor help Get help on meteor command line usage. Running meteor help by itself will list the common meteor commands. Running meteor help command will print detailed help about the command.

Spacebars Spacebars is the language used to write Meteor templates. It is inspired by Handlebars. It shares some of the spirit and syntax of Handlebars, but has been tailored to produce reactive Meteor templates when compiled. For more information about Spacebars, see the Spacebars README.

After reading this guide, you’ll know: What React is, and why you would consider using it with Meteor. How to install React in your Meteor application, and how to use it correctly. How to integrate React with Meteor’s realtime data layer. How to route in a React/Meteor application. Introduction React is a JavaScript library for building reactive user interfaces developed and distributed by the Facebook team. React is one of the three rendering libraries supported by Meteor; it is an alterativ