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MeteorX

Exposing internal Meteor APIs to hack Meteor easily, fork from meteorhacks/meteorx. I will maintain it and update it in the future. If you find an error, please open the issue in this project!

Available APIs on Server-side

MeteorX {
  Server: [Function: Server],
  // livedata
  Session: [Function: Session],
  Subscription: [Function: Subscription],
  SessionCollectionView: [Function: SessionCollectionView],
  SessionDocumentView: [Function: SessionDocumentView],
  // mongo-livedata
  MongoConnection: { [Function: MongoConnection] _isCannotChangeIdError: [Function] },
  MongoCursor: [Function: Cursor],
  MongoOplogDriver: { [Function: OplogObserveDriver] cursorSupported: [Function] },
  MongoPollingDriver: [Function: PollingObserveDriver],
  Multiplexer: [Function: ObserveMultiplexer],
  SynchronousCursor: [Function: SynchronousCursor],
}

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What you can do with this

Think about your meteor related issues and fix them. Some of them are:

Unblock Subscriptions
Remove MergeBox

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TypeError: Cannot read property '_handleConnect' of undefined

I got this error after upgrading my app to use Meteor 2.6:

TypeError: Cannot read property '_handleConnect' of undefined
at exposeLivedata (packages\lamhieu_meteorx.js:26:25)
at packages\lamhieu_meteorx.js:200:1
at packages\lamhieu_meteorx.js:225:4
at packages\lamhieu_meteorx.js:233:3

Please update the code to make it compatible with the latest release of Meteor. Thank you.

rename Meteor.default_server to Meteor.server

hey,
i think you should replace Meteor.default_server (/src/livedata.js) by Meteor.server because it causing problems,
it's replaced on v0.6.5, 2013-08-14 :
Rename Meteor.default_connection to Meteor.connection and Meteor.default_server to Meteor.server.

Meteor.default_server._handleConnect(fakeSocket, ddpConnectMessage);

Expose SynchronousCursor

SynchronousCursor is a wrapper around a MongoDB cursor
which includes fully-synchronous versions of forEach, etc.

Cursor is the cursor object returned from find(), which implements the
documented Mongo.Collection cursor API. It wraps a CursorDescription and a
SynchronousCursor (lazily: it doesn't contact Mongo until you call a method
like fetch or forEach on it).

From https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/3051150f2f5ae953f391802e73682fba613b3d46/packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js#L831

One way to expose it is monti-apm/monti-apm-agent@995746e#diff-0901de04bfe0541714fd28f066b7d8c9R29