Michel Herszak
Michel Herszak
FeathersJS has a clean interface close to the proposed one and they return promises. ``` find(params), get(id, params) create(data, params) update(id, data, params) patch(id, data, params) remove(id, params) ``` The...
Update only one document `patch` for multiple document updates. Basically a mongo update with options set to `multi = true` by default. However, you can drop in Mongo connector or...
`const params = { query: { _id: user._id } }` and some client-side data to send extra variables to the backend. The query is the most essential one.
A query => ``` const { selector, options, client } = Collection.getParameters({ view, ...obj.getProps(rest) }, obj.service); // Assemble query and submit const query = { ...selector, ...options, $client: client };...
If you want to be able to build an interface you would need to know what most Connectors work with. You could leave it up to the community but Vulcan...
I am facing the same issue and I believe it is necessary to prebuild Webpack and ship the frontend to a CDN. This will help a lot with your first...
@bertho-zero I am going to use a CDN in the near future. But this will not fix the problem on first load which is the only problem I have. As...