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Orionjs

A Node framework to build GraphQL server apps.

Development

In order to deploy orionjs in your local you have to do the following:

Fork the repo
Clone the project forked
Inside the folder created with the clone command, run the following command:

yarn install

Then run the following command to bootstrap the project

yarn bootstrap

Then we need to link an specific package you need with the following command (for example job package):

cd packages/jobs
yarn link

In your project that is using orionjs, you need to run the following command in order to use the local instance of the package:

yarn link "@orion-js/jobs"

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Meteor 1.3 import modules

Hi,

Quite new to coding, but really enjoyed first steps with Meteor and Orion, I'm wondering how I can import modules from orion, with the mantra architecture principles.

For example, to get mongo module they do something like :

import {Mongo} from 'meteor/mongo';
export const Posts = new Mongo.Collection('posts');

what would it be like for orion.collection ?

Redirect http://orion.meteor.com/ to the new docs

It's still linked to form places like http://www.1pxsolidtomato.com/2015/03/16/user-fields-and-universal-publications/

I tried to push and it rejected

You were suppose to be resting and I was suppose to complete the documentation left :) Oh well we both just did same task

How to redirect user to login template?

I want to run

if (! Meteor.user()) {
   this.render('orionjslogintemplate'); 
   pause();
 }

How do I find what's the template for Orion's login?

Thanks

Please make documentation clearer

Hey guys,

Great job on Orion! My only quibble is that the documentation isn't very clear about where certain code belongs (client, server, or both). For instance:

orion.dictionary.addDefinition('description', 'site', {
    type: String,
    label: "Description"
});

Through trial and error, I figured out this belongs in the lib folder.

Throughout the documentation, I would specify whether certain code belongs on the server, client, or both. And if it needs to go in lib, that should be indicated as well.