Petar Korponaić
Petar Korponaić
@koernigo fixed.
It's up again :-)
Hey dude, that's interesting (sql + meteor). Meteor kitchen will be open source soon, so it would be possible to "hack it" for your needs, however, it will "officially" support...
OK :) On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 10:39 PM, Victor Chigne [email protected] wrote: > I'm still looking at the API. It seems that the object to hack is >...
In meantime, maybe you can "hack" something in meteor-kitchen's template files, for example: ``` ~/.meteor-kitchen/templates/code/collection_server.js ~/.meteor-kitchen/templates/code/collection_shared.js ~/.meteor-kitchen/templates/code/collection_client.js ``` "Kitchen" is using these files to generate code related to collection by...
BTW, how you are inserting, updating, removing data? Do you have some middle layer interface so you can use mongo style `MyTable.insert({ ... })`, `MyTable.update({ ... }, { ... })`,...
Also, there is alternative way to use kitchen - if it's enough for you to generate pages/routes/user account system/access rights, maybe you can consider not generating code related to database...
@vchigne sure!
@milanromic how to reproduce this issue? Is that code snippet from one of kitchen examples?
@cyclops24 `customer.name` is automatically filled with join described in previous `customerId` field. These three lines of code: ``` json "join_collection": "customers", "join_fields": ["name"], "join_container": "customer" ``` `join_collection` - from which...