Rex Zhou

Thanks for the browser port! I created an issue https://github.com/checkr/flagr/issues/378 to track in general how to improve the documentation around flagr clients. Will mention it on the future documentation of...

Hi @ramstein74, please refer to https://github.com/zhouzhuojie/meteor-vue/issues/2 Actually `sync` is one way, from Meteor db to view only. We need you to write your own update function to touch the db....

I guess no need to publish inside startup() function. Did the stackoverflow answer fix your problem?

How about using regex match for substring? https://github.com/zhouzhuojie/conditions/blob/master/parser_test.go#L168-L170 `CONTAINS` are only used for slice literal.

So flagr UI reflects the syntax of this `conditions` package. For example: ``` property CONTAINS "foo" =======> {"property": ["foo", "bar"]} -> True {"property": "foobar"} -> False property IN ["foo", "bar"]...

Agreed. This is a good idea, so one of the data change flows can be $data -> computed -> Tracker -> $sync to data

oh, can you try `[[` instead of `{{`? we change that to avoid the conflict of blaze