We'd love for you to contribute to our source code and to make Angular Meteor even better than it is today! Here are the guidelines we'd like you to follow:

• Code of Conduct
• Question or Problem?
• Issues and Bugs
• Feature Requests
• Submission Guidelines
• Contribution Setup
• Commit Message Guidelines

I love the Angular community so let's just use thier Code of Conduct.

If you are subject to or witness unacceptable behavior, or have any other concerns, please email me at uri.goldshtein@gmail.com.

If you have questions about how to use Angular Meteor, please direct these to StackOverflow or the Meteor forums.

If you find a bug in the source code or a mistake in the documentation, you can help us by submitting an issue to our GitHub Repository. Even better you can submit a Pull Request with a fix.

Guidelines

We manage the project roadmap in Github issues and milestones. There is a public Waffle board dedicated to angular-meteor. You can add an issue about what you want to see in the library or in the tutorial.

Our goal with the tutorial is to add as many common use cases as possible. If you want to create and add your own chapter we would be happy to help you writing and adding it.

Also if you want to record a video for a chapter we would love to help you.

• Make videos as short as possible - easier to update and nicer to watch - be short as a sub-step (2.5, 3.11, etc...)
• Upload your video to Youtube and send us the link - add tags and miningful content descriptions on Youtube
• Upload your video sources to our open Github repo - That way they are editable in any way we want (translated, dubbed, improve audio, update inner parts, etc...)
• Feel free to contact me for any questions

• Just do it! we need many of those and it's really helping the tutorial. and you are doing it already anyway....

Guidelines

Guidelines

If you want to contribute and need help or don't know what should you do, you can contact me directly

Fork angular-meteor and clone the angular-meteor library to another directory named angular

mkdir angular
git clone https://github.com/[your_username]/angular-meteor.git angular

This project follows the angular project git commit message format. Please refer to the official documentation.

You can commit changes in interactive mode by running:

npm run commit

It is a step by step process.

meteor create myProject

Install angular-meteor for your application.

npm install angular-meteor --save

Create a globally-installed symbolic link to your forked repository.

cd /path_to_your_repos/angular-meteor/
npm link

Now create a symlink from the local node_modules folder to the global symlink

cd myProject
npm link angular-meteor

You can compile angular-meteor by running:

npm run build

If you don’t want to manually recompile after every change you can use watch mode.

npm run watch

meteor create myProject

Create a packages directory under your project's root folder and link your forked repo

cd myProject
ln -s ~/path_to_your_repos/angular-meteor/packages/

The angular-meteor-data package uses the main file of angular-meteor node module.

To start using a local file you should run:

npm run dev:start

To compile new file for angular-meteor-data package you can run:

npm run build:dev

If you don’t want to manually recompile after every change you can use watch mode.

npm run watch:dev

Both above commands run npm run dev:start automaticaly, so you don't have to trigger it by yourself.

Now you can start using your own copy of the angular-meteor project from myProject.

You should remember one thing.

Since angular-meteor-data package uses main file of angular-meteor npm package and you've already changed it using above commands, you should somehow restore that state. It's easy, just use this command:

npm run dev:stop

In the command line

npm run test:watch

Then go to localhost:3000 in your browser

Whether it's a typo, some clarification, or a whole new feature - here's how to get started:

1. Clone angular-meteor on your local machine
2. Clone the docs repository at https://github.com/urigo/angular-meteor-docs
3. Run the app for the documentation meteor
4. Start tweaking and updating!