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meteor-discovery

v1.0.0

Published

Add a way to discover and validate your methods in meteor

Readme

Meteor Discovery

This package provides a simple way to discover all the Meteor methods that are available in an application. It exposes a single endpoint at /discovery that returns a JSON object containing the names of all the Meteor methods and their corresponding parameter names.

This also adds validation to our methods.

At the moment this only works with Meteor methods, but in the future it will also support publications!

Usage

You have to add the createDiscoveryPage function to your server startup code.

You can also pass a custom validator function to it(at the moment only meteor/check is supported), which will be used to validate the incoming requests to methods and used to document those methods.

import { Meteor } from "meteor/meteor";
import { createDiscoveryPage } from "/imports/api/meteor-discovery";
import { check } from "meteor/check";

Meteor.startup(() => {
  createDiscoveryPage({
    validator: check
  });
});

Now you can access the discovery page at http://localhost:3000/discovery and see all documented methods and their parameters.

Documenting methods

Installing this package does not automatically document all your methods, you have to explicitly document them by using this.addDescription and this.validate methods

See it in action in the example app

import { Meteor } from "meteor/meteor";

Meteor.methods({
  "links.insert": function () {
    this.addDescription("Inserts a new link with the given title and url");
    const { title, url } = this.validate({
      title: String,
      url: String
    });
    // ... rest of the method implementation
  }
});

Up next

  • [] Support for publications
  • [] One method for both description and validation (this.onInvocation("description").expects(type).returns({type}) or something like that)
  • [] Build time documentation generation
  • [] Support for custom validators
  • [] custom endpoint for discovery page and custom formats (e.g. OpenAPI)
  • [] Custom AI