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generator-joker

v0.0.4

Published

A simple generator for a modern meteor app

Readme

joker-meteor

A simple generator for a modern meteor app.

Inspired by Rails for its powerful generators and The Meteor Chef's Base.

The aim is to provide a simple base for modern meteor apps and to help you automate all the boring stuff (creating new resources / collections / views / ...) to let you focus on the interesting code part.

Here is how to use it :

Application

$> yo joker appname

You just created the base skeleton for your new meteor application!

Scaffolds

A scaffold is a way to represent a resource. It is a combination of a collection, 4 routes, 4 views and 4 meteor methods. Those views are used to

  • add a new document to a collection
  • list all the documents of a collection
  • show a particular document of a collection
  • edit a particular document of a collection
$> yo joker:scaffold person

Collections

$> yo joker:collection person

Will create the People collection which holds Person documents.

Routes

To create a route try

$> yo joker:route

Views

To create a view try

$> yo joker:view

Methods

To create a meteor method try

$> yo joker:method