This meteor package allows to manage the registration of methods, collections and publications to be used by jkuester:remote-collections or any other remote application via DDP.
The package is a handy tool, if you want to manage which collections are available to an external app (which may use jkuester:remote-collections) or a custom DDP based implementation.
The RemoteCollectionsProvider is a singleton and can be imported and initialized via:
import {RemoteCollectionsProvider} from "meteor/jkuester:remote-collections-provider";
RemoteCollectionsProvider.init();
Your remote application requires some information, to successfully get your collections:
- What method can it call to get a list of available collections (their names)
- What method can it call to get a list of available subscriptions (their names)
Therefore you first need to add your collections to the list of available collection:
RemoteCollectionsProvider.addCollectionNames('myMongoCollection'); //pass the name, you passed to the Mongo.Collection constructorThen you need to add your publications (you do not need to call Meteor.publish, it does this for you, too).
RemoteCollectionsProvider.addPublication('myCollection.public', function(){
return myCollection.find({}); //your code here
});Finally you need to provide two methods, which allows your external app to retrieve the lists of available collections and subscriptions:
//ake all collection names available
RemoteCollectionsProvider.addMethod(
"ddp.getAvailableRemoteMethods",
function(){
//returns a list of all available publications
return RemoteCollectionsProvider.getAllCollectionNames();
},
//use true to call Meteor.methods(...) on this immediatly
//you can also use false to bundle and the call RemoteCollectionsProvider.applyAllMethods()
true
);
//make all subscription names available
RemoteCollectionsProvider.addMethod(
"ddp.getAvailableRemotePublications",
function(){
//returns a list of all available publications
return RemoteCollectionsProvider.getAllPublicationNames();
},
true
);In your external application you can consume these functions via
const remote = DDP.connect(yourProviderAppUrl);
//...
const remoteCollections = remote.call("ddp.getAvailableRemoteMethods");
for(let collection of remoteCollections)
//add collection...
const remotePublications = remote.call("ddp.getAvailableRemotePublications");
for(let publication of remotePublications)
//subscribe...MIT Licence, see Licence file
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