Current version uses Blaze. If you need to use the Spark version, get 0.0.9
.
This package provides a simple way of using sessions and collections in the Meteor Spacebars template environment.
Have a look at the Live example
Here are some simple helpers:
- {{$.javascript /* arguments */ }} // The new $cript helper
- {{$.Session.get key}}
- {{$.Session.equals key value}}
- {{getLength a}} returns length property
- {{$.Meteor.status.connected}}
- {{$.Meteor.userId}}
- {{cutString str maxLen}} cuts string appends...
- {{nl2br text}} *nl2br function for text
- {{isSelected a b}} if a equals b then return " selected"
- {{isChecked a b}} if a equals b then return " checked"
- {{$eq a b}} if a equals b then return true
- {{$neq a b}} if not a equals b then return true
- {{$in a b c d}} if a equals one of optional values
- {{$nin a b c d}} if a equals none of optional values
- {{$lt a b}}
- {{$gt a b}}
- {{$lte a b}}
- {{$gte a b}}
- {{$and a b}}
- {{$or a b}}
- {{$not a}}
- {{$mapped cursor}} can take cursor or array
- {{$exists a}} a != undefined
- {{getText notation}} translation!!
A special credit goes to @belisarius222 aka Ted Blackman for sparking an idear for a solution for the new $uper helper, Thanks Ted!
meteor add raix:handlebar-helpers
You can now call JavaScript functions or get variables in directly - no use of eval
At the moment the only scopes allowed are Session
, Meteor
, and console
. A way to add more scopes, e.g. Collections or others, is in the works.
Read my session: {{$.Session.get 'mySession'}}
Is mySession equal to 4?: {{$.Session.equals 'mySession' 4}}
Does this helper render??: {{$.console.log 'Nope Im writing to the console log...'}}
What user id do I have: {{$.Meteor.userId}}
What's the connection status?: {{$.Meteor.status.connected}}
Hmm, I am client right? {{$.Meteor.isClient}}
You can access any global objects/functions/variables - and it's still reactive!!
Mapped each will map $first, $last, and $index onto your cursor or array
{{#each $mapped myCursor}}
{{name}}{{#unless $last}},{{/unless}}
{{/each}}
Use the Helpers.addScope(name, obj)
to add objects into the $
scope.
Example:
Helpers.addScope('Session', Session);
Helpers.addScope('Meteor', Meteor);
It's the default scope and it allows JavaScript access: {{$.Meteor.isClient}} etc.
Helpers.removeScope(name);
[CLIENT/SERVER]
Adds a global getText(notation)
Expects a global object to contain translations - falls back if not found.
// expects a global array:
// it's ok if translation is not completed, it falls back
Helpers.setDictionary({
'say.hello.to.me': {
en: 'Say hello to me :)'
},
'add.organisation': {
da: 'Tilføj Organisation', en: 'Add Organisation'
}
});
// Use to extend the dictionary
Helpers.addDictionary({})
// Define case on the run ex.:
getText('say.hello.to.me') == 'say hello to me :)'; // lowercase
getText('SAY.HELLO.TO.ME') == 'SAY HELLO TO ME :)'; // uppercase
getText('Say.hello.to.me') == 'Say hello to me :)'; // uppercase first letter, rest lowercase
getText('Say.Hello.To.Me') == 'Say Hello To Me :)'; // camelCase
getText('SAy.hello.to.me') == 'Say hello to me :)'; // ignore case sensitivity
{{getText 'Say.hello.to.me'}}
Use Helpers.setLanguage('en');
to change language on the fly.
Use the reactive Helpers.language()
to get the current language