meteor-boilerplate | Starting point for Meteor applications | Web Framework library
kandi X-RAY | meteor-boilerplate Summary
kandi X-RAY | meteor-boilerplate Summary
This is a starting point for Meteor-based applications. It includes some useful packages, organization techniques to ensure that your codebase is stays mantainable and easy to understand. It also contains a gulp-based coding standards sniffer to ensure code quality. A very simple example of a meteor app built from this boilerplate is [OnTask] ##Packages Here’s a list of packages installed by default. #[Iron Router] A router that works on the server and the browser. #[Collection 2] Extends Mongo.Collection to provide support for specifying a schema and then validating against that schema when inserting and updating. #[Collection Helpers] Sets up a transformation on your collections allowing for simple models, with an interface similar to template helpers. #[Autoform] Adds UI components and helpers to easily create basic forms with automatic insert and update events, and automatic reactive validation. #[Roles] Roles-based authorization package for Meteor - compatible with built-in accounts package. #[Sass] Brings sass to your meteor application using node-sass.
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I have created a repo designated as a template on Github that I'm trying to use as the basis for a new project so that I can reduce initial project startup time for projects with the same functionality.
Every time I clone that template to my local machine under a new project name, it is still associated with that original template and any commits will go there.
I've tried different variations of clone, meteor-boilerplate is what I'm trying to use as to begin an application called notes. git clone https://github.com/ajsingh4/meteor-boilerplate.git notes
Would appreciate any advice as to how I can use that template as the basis for a new project in a separate repository.
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Answered 2019-Jul-28 at 10:26If you have created a GitHub template repository, then you don't clone it directly.
You create a new one from template, directly on the GitHub site.
Then you clone that new repository: you won't have to change its remote URL, it will already be the correct one.
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Install meteor-boilerplate
Change directory to the root directory of the boilerplate (Not Meteor’s root), like: cd /path/to/project
Run npm install to retrieve dependencies.
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