AngularJS as Meteor Package?

[Darius Riggins]

I was watching the screencast for Meteor, and noticed they have a package for Backbone, and checked and didn't see one for Angular. It seems like it would be a great selling point to add it early for people adopting it, seems like there are a lot of similar use cases and the integration might be awesome. Do you have any thoughts on if this is something the project might be interested in doing?

[Igor Minar]

I just finished watching the screencast. It looks very interesting.

Does someone from the community have a bandwidth to look into this?

/i

On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 11:17 AM, Darius Riggins <simo...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was watching the screencast for Meteor, and noticed they have a package for Backbone, and checked and didn't see one for Angular. It seems like it would be a great selling point to add it early for people adopting it, seems like there are a lot of similar use cases and the integration might be awesome. Do you have any thoughts on if this is something the project might be interested in doing?

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[Darius Riggins]

Just saw this on their documentation page, seems to contrast with what they say on the screen-cast though. It also seems the packages are just copying the files into the tree structure, but I could imagine a world where Angular is working through some adapter to work with Meteor, so when you make model changes, it's actually saving those to the database in meteor world and propagating that back out. That use case would be ridiculously exciting, unfortunately my bandwidth isn't wonderful right now, but I'd be willing to contribute if we get a few more people interested.

The package API is rapidly changing and isn't documented, so you can't make your own packages just yet. Coming soon. 

On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 2:25:23 PM UTC-4, Igor Minar wrote:

I just finished watching the screencast. It looks very interesting.

Does someone from the community have a bandwidth to look into this?

/i

On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 11:17 AM, Darius Riggins <simo...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was watching the screencast for Meteor, and noticed they have a package for Backbone, and checked and didn't see one for Angular. It seems like it would be a great selling point to add it early for people adopting it, seems like there are a lot of similar use cases and the integration might be awesome. Do you have any thoughts on if this is something the project might be interested in doing?

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[pr.d...@gmail.com]

I agree such an integration would help/aid collaborative working.

[lvb...@gmail.com]

Hi,

This is a gravedig at its best. But I started writing an implementation for Angularjs to Meteor.

At the moment it works... Tweaks will come soon.

https://github.com/lvbreda/Meteor_angularjs

Lander Van Breda

[zdam]

Hi,

I took some time to have a play with this - this is really great stuff!

The leaderboard example worked with only a minor modification (added body tag to angular.html, I'm using Windows not *nix/OSX so that may be relevant).

Folks might like to compare the Leaderboard example done in Meteor+AngularJS vs vanilla AngularJS

Meteor+AngularJS 

https://github.com/lvbreda/Meteor_angularjs/tree/master/examples/leaderboard 

Vanilla meteor:
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/master/examples/leaderboard 

[Uri Goldshtein]

Here is the updated angular-meteor package: https://github.com/Urigo/angular-meteor

We also released a tutorial: http://angularjs.meteor.com/tutorial