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+ does the job for realz

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago
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v0.0.2

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago
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using concat properly... Don't ask.

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago
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angular2 dependency is now against beta 0 for ionic compatibility

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago
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added definition file

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago
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used correct js file in package.json\nMeteorApp should now behave properly.

ddomenukk committed 9 years ago

README

The README file for this repository.

Welcome to the world of tomorrow [insert meme here]

With this lib (npm install --save ionic2-meteor) you can use Meteor Databases in your Ionic2 App.

Usage

Just import MeteorApp from ionic2-meteor and then replace @App with @MeteorApp. It will do all the necessary bootstrapping. There is no need to use bootsrap anymore. Now you should be able to use everything from the angular2-meteor-client package.

To actually have a Meteor server running, create a meteor app somewhere, for example inside your ionic folder with meteor create and then, from inside of the folder, do all the things you want. I'm currently working on an example.