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In order to create a hotkey or hotstring that only triggers when certain windows are active or exist, you can put one or several of the following directives before the hotkey definition: #IfWinActive [, WinTitle, WinText] #IfWinExist [, WinTitle, WinText] #IfWinNotActive [, WinTitle, WinText] #I...

Default config is configured in import org.fusesource.restygwt.client.Defaults; Service root. By default, RestyGWT will use module name to get rest service root, to change it, call on module load: Defaults.setServiceRoot("/rest/"); Date format. By default, RestyGWT will send u...

For more complex applications, you'll want to build up a ``settings.json` object using multiple environment variables. if(Meteor.isServer){ Meteor.startup(function()){ // this needs to be run on the server var environment, settings; environment = process.env.METEOR_ENV || "...

The METEOR_SETTINGS environment variable can accept JSON objects, and will expose that object in the Meteor.settings object. First, add a settings.json to your app root with some configuration info. { "public":{ "ga":{ "account":"UA-XXXXXXX-1" ...

Environment variables are also available to the server via the process.env object. if (Meteor.isServer) { Meteor.startup(function () { // detect environment by getting the root url of the application console.log(JSON.stringify(process.env.ROOT_URL)); // or by getting the port ...

To detect the environment on the server, we have to create a helper method on the server, as the server will determine which environment it is in, and then call the helper method from the client. Basically, we just relay the environment info from the server to the client. //------------------------...

As of Meteor 1.3, Meteor now exposes the NODE_ENV variable on the client by default. if (Meteor.isClient) { Meteor.startup(function () { if(process.env.NODE_ENV === "testing"){ console.log("In testing..."); } if(process.env.NODE_ENV === "production&...

Andrew Mao's solution. Average Aggregation Queries in Meteor Meteor.publish("someAggregation", function (args) { var sub = this; // This works for Meteor 0.6.5 var db = MongoInternals.defaultRemoteCollectionDriver().mongo.db; // Your arguments to Mongo's aggregation...

Development usually begins with an editor or an Integrated Development Environment. The following IDEs are known to support Meteor to some extent: Atom - Javascript IDE that can fully leverage Meteor's isomorphic javascript framework. If you want to be able to hack on your editor itself, this i...

Once you get past your 'Hello World' app, you'll need to start paying attention to your collection and document schemas, and will need some tools for managing your database. Robomongo - A longtime community favorite for managing Mongo. Highly recommended. JSON Generator - Invaluable utility for...

Developing Meteor apps usually means developing multi-client reactivity, which requires collaboration tools. The following tools have proven to be popular within the Meteor community. Google Hangouts - Video conferencing and chat. Zenhub.io - Kanban boards for GitHub. InVision - Collaborative ...

If you need to extend the meteor tool or the command line, you'll need to create and publish your own meteor-tool package. Ronen's documentation is the best out there for this process: http://practicalmeteor.com/using-meteor-publish-release-to-extend-the-meteor-command-line-tool/1 It's easy to get...

StarryNight contains a small utility that parses an application's .meteor/versions file, and converts it into a Release Manifest. npm install -g starrynight cd myapp starrynight generate-release-json If you don't wish to use StarryNight, simply copy the contents of your .meteor/versions file i...

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When building a custom release track, it's common to keep packages in the /packages directory as git submodules. The following command allows you to fetch all of the latest commits for the submodules in your /packages directory at the same time. git submodule foreach git pull origin master

Logcat is a command-line tool that dumps a log of system messages, including stack traces when the device throws an error and messages that you have written from your app with the Log class. The Logcat output can be displayed within Android Studio's Android Monitor or with adb command line. In And...

The following example creates a Bootstrap Drop-Down menu, using only Blaze and no JQuery. Document Object Model <nav class="nav navbar-nav"> <li class="dropdown"> <a href="#" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="drop...

This follwing is a pure-Blaze approach to toggling UI elements into and outof existence. Think of this as a replacement for modal dialogs. In fact, there are a number of ways to implement modal dialogs using this method (simply add background masks and animations). Document Object Model <templa...

Alerts and errors are nearly the simplest of all Meteor component patterns. They're so simple, in fact, that they barely register as a pattern in of themselves. Instead of adding FlashAlert modules or patterns, all you really need to do is style a Handlebar template appropriate, add a helper, and wi...