does meteor have backend admin panel like "rais_admin" or "active admin" in rails for CRUD operations under models?
One of the teams at the first Meteor Summer Hackathon wrote the z-mongo-admin package that gives you a panel for basic CRUD operations. This should have the functionality that you're looking for.
Update 6/1/2015 - YES, since version 1.0.2. Once your app is running using meteor, run meteor shell in the same directory in a separate tab and you'll have a REPL.
Not yet. You can run meteor mongo in the app directory to access the database. Currently, you need the app running for this to work.
Observatory is a burgeoning logging and testing framework. Perhaps some kind of REPL will fit in the future.
Meteor Admin is an alternative to Houston based on the Autoform package.
It offers full CRUD based on your collection schemas.
Meteor Candy is an admin panel made just for Meteor. The idea is, everyone builds their Meteor app differently, but we do have commonalities such as the use of Accounts packages, etc, and that's a good place to start.
The package uses Dynamic Import available in Meteor 1.5, which means it adds virtually no weight to your client bundle.
Disclosure: I am the creator of the package
You should try Houston: https://github.com/gterrono/houston
Watch the video presentation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ASwWEZsAog
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Are there any automatic testing mechanism available for azure data factory pipelines? Does the azure data factory visual studio project come with any test suite of its own? Any help highly appreciated
Thanks
EDIT after comment:
You could use a github repository (gbrueckl - Azure.DataFactory.LocalEnvironment) for running custom pipelines local etc. His repository provides some tools which make it easier to work with Azure Data Factory (ADF). It mainly contains two features:
Debug Custom .Net Activities locally (within VS and without
deployment to the ADF Service!)
Export existing ADF Visual Studio projects a Azure Resource Manager
(ARM) template for deployment
In addition, the repository also contains various samples to
demonstrate how to work with the ADF Local Environment.
https://github.com/gbrueckl/Azure.DataFactory.LocalEnvironment is the link to the repository for doing that. You can use it to debug your pipelines on your local environment at least and it could also help to test them...
Not that I'm aware of, but happy to be told otherwise.
I suggest you post this on Microsoft's user voice page as a feedback idea. Then people searching will come here, go to that link and vote to get something developed.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/270578-data-factory/filters/my_feedback?query=Unit%20Testing%20for%20ADF%20Projects
Hope this helps.
The only related project / sample code I'm aware of is the ability to step into and debug "DotNetActivty" outside of Azure Batch, by using your pipeline variables.
This could effectively be used as a test runner of some description.
If you have your data factory setup to be automatically deployed, you could deploy to an alternative QA environment.
Then you could probably (I haven't dug into the SDK in that area enough to know for sure) then use the SDK to run the slice and check if it ran successfully. It would be more of an integration test / end to end smoke test at this point.
ADFCustomActivityRunner on Github
I have posted a package into atmospherejs. Package was done in collaboration with a few people. How to add them as collaborators there?
Also it could be good to publish package as an organisation. Any ideas how to do this?
meteor admin maintainers <yourusername:your-package> --add <collaboration-username>
meteor admin maintainers iron:router --add mrt
It's probably best indeed to publish the packages as an organization. That is the approach I'm recommending especially for 3rd party libraries. For example, I'm the sole contributor right now to webix:webix, but that may change in the future, and in any case, the credit should go to webix, not me.
To create an organization, go to Meteor -> My Account -> Organizations. Add a new organization, then add members to it.
No need for meteor admin maintainers. However, run meteor admin help maintainers for available operations.
Is there a way to get data GUI view in Meteor.js?
If yes please enlighten me, as I am new to meteor. I just need to know what is the best way to access database in meteor mongodb...
Thanks!!!
Use either:
Z Mongo Admin, a meteor package similar to Django admin. This is
probably the closest to what you're looking for:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixJyB8Z-tU8&list=UU3fBiJrFFMhKlsWM46AsAYw
One of the many Mongo GUIs, I use both robomongo
(http://robomongo.org/) and mongohub
(https://github.com/bububa/MongoHub-Mac) on OSX.
I've found that this little package called Mongol is good for development to have a quick and easy way to look at your data right from within your web app.
https://github.com/msavin/Mongol
RoboMongo provides a good UI for Mongo DB (Download link). When i tried with meteor, follow these steps:
Run Meteor cd ing into your Project Folder (usually runs at http://localhost:3000/)
Download and Install the Robomongo from the Download link
Create a new connection in the robomongo UI, clicking on the following icon:
Connect to port number 3001 instead of default 27017, and you can see the mongo db and it's contents
There's no GUI given. You can access db from command line by using meteor mongo while your server is running.
Appreciate the mention for Mongol!
I wanted to say that there is now one more option for viewing and interacting with data in your Meteor app called Meteor Candy. It's a little less raw than viewing JSON, which makes it far more palatable for non-developers. And of course, there is still an option to view raw JSON :)
I have tested Cordova as a way to embed a HTML5/JavaScript application into an IOS application without a remote server.
I would like to embed Meteor instead: for my learning, for the reactivity, and so that later I can add a server-side for storing data.
What are the key steps to do this? I would need to use LocalStorage instead of in-memory storage of minimongo. Are there also steps to embed Meteor? Would I also need Cordova to provide a functional environment for Meteor? Are there steps to tell Meteor there is no server?
At the moment its not possible to persist storage with local meteor collections. You can create collections without specifying the collection name e.g
var MyCollection = new Meteor.Collection(); //(instead of Meteor.Collection("MyCollection");
The issue is as soon as you close the application the data will be cleared. So this makes it very difficult to make your app offline only.
There is also a package being worked on to help allow offline collections while a server is not available: https://github.com/awwx/meteor-offline-data#readme
You can still use meteor with cordova and phonegap though, but you will need a data connection. To bundle your cordova application there is a very helpful script: https://github.com/guaka/meteor-phonegap
I have created an application using cordova, meteor and packmeteor.
For me it works pretty nicely.
I wrote a block post on how you can get started with it here.
For the local persistence of data I used GroundDB.
I am trying to write a script to deploy asp.net application from Clear Case. I am using Clear Case Remote Client.
How will i start? what is the easiest way?
CCRC is for accessing code from a "web" ClearCase snapshot view.
Being a light ClearCase installation, you:
won't have all the cleartool command which would allow to detect new content (new versions on files) to be updated
won't have the easy integration you could have with TeamCity, or Jenkins, or Hudson, ... since they all rely on a cleartool command.
TeamCity, for instance, has still a pending ticket on CCRC support.
For you, since you don't want/need to use those schedulers anyway, you can start by using the CCRC CLI (rcleartool) in order to:
update your ccweb view
check if the update has gotten any new versions
deploy your app if it has gotten anything new.
rcleartool update [-username user-name][-ser/ver server-url][-pas/sword user-password]
[-print] [-ove/rwrite | -nove/rwrite | -ren/ame]
[pname ...]
Jenkins currently follows a similar path to plan for CCRC support: ticket 5192:
(and neither Jenkins nor Hudson support CCRC yet)
I'm thinking about which is better the calling of rcleartool as external tool, or develop a teamapi (or as they call now cmapi) based pure java extension.
More details on this IBM article:
"Continuous integration with IBM Rational ClearCase Remote Client"
In this general architecture schema for CI with CCRC, my suggestion above (rcleartool update) is illustrated by the link between the CM server and the build server.
Personally I'd start by not re-inventing the wheel.
Team City is one such product that can do what you're asking about
http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/