Downloading deployed meteor project - meteor

I have deployed an application on meteor.com long ago, I have lost my files and I currently have no way to continue the project except starting again from the scratch.
How can I download the complete project.
Thanks in advance.

Depending on how big the project was, I don't know if you'd be able to get the code back. However if it's small enough, here's an example:
http://todo.meteor.com/ - View the source, there will be a script with the source file (all of your meteor app). since you only need the code you wrote it will be at the bottom of that file.
Use something like this and see if you have any luck.

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