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lr123
lr123

Reputation: 1650

Meteor as a client-side only framework (with a custom back-end)

I'd like to use Meteor as a client-side only framework, and make it connect to my backend over DDP.

What is the best way to get a hold of the client-side libraries? Is there a stand alone distribution for the client-side of the framework?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 227

Answers (1)

imslavko
imslavko

Reputation: 6676

There is stand-alone Blaze which is Meteor's front-end rendering engine. The current distribution is a bit dated and includes a lot of things you might not need: minimongo, deps, jquery, underscore.

If you want to assemble a set of Meteor packages manually, you can follow this:

$ meteor create dummy-app
$ cd dummy-app
$ meteor add iron:router percolate:momentum # ... put packages you want to use here
$ meteor build ../build --directory
$ cd ../build/bundle/programs/web.browser
$ # grab js and css here

Upvotes: 1

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