Meteor

• meteor create first_app
• cd first_app
• meteor
• meteor add twbs:bootstrap
• meteor add accounts-ui accounts-password
• meteor add iron:router
• meteor -p $IP:$PORT (to start up the app in cloud9)
• meteor deploy upscribers.meteor.com
• meteor deploy --delete upscribers.meteor.com
• meteor remove insecure

Google OAUTH configuration

• From c9.io CLI
  • meteor add accounts-google
  • export ROOT_URL='https://ecles-weekends-carbontracking.c9users.io'
  • This is what is entered on the command line in c9.io to correspond with the Authorised JavaScript origins in https://ecles-weekends-carbontracking.c9users.io/
• On Google OAUTH client configuration
  • Authorised JavaScript origins = https://ecles-weekends-carbontracking.c9users.io
  • Authorised redirect URIs = https://ecles-weekends-carbontracking.c9users.io/_oauth/google

Using mongo shell

• From a command shell, once the app is running do
  • meteor mongo
  • this puts you in the mongo shell of the local webapp
    • now all the mongo shell comands can be run
    • show collections (this will list all collections)
    • db.users.find()
      • List of operators e.g. $eq, $gt,
      • NOTE that if you need to search in an array then you need to use the $elemMatch operator, e.g. db.users.find({emails : { $elemMatch : { "address":"colm@1.com" }}})
        • This is from an example where you have { "emails" : [ { "address" : "colm@1.com", "verified" : false } ] }
    • db.lieux.insert({'name' : 'La Foret de Bouconne'});
    • db.lieux.update({ "_id" : ObjectId("57e8e9b842be9e0fb0915d7d")},{'name' : 'La Foray','GoogleRef' : 'x, y et z'});
      • This will update the entry referred to by _id. Note that you need to specify all fields in the second part, otherwise it will remove all non-referenced fields
    • db.users.findAndModify({ query:{emails : { $elemMatch : { "address":"colm@111.com" }}}, update:{$set:{ "roles":"IsGod"}} });