This provides basic maven-like source tree structure and some basic schema definitions for objects types that will be used in the application. It also sets up proper gitignores, and removes crutch packages that aren't needed.
Steps to ensure that this is working:
Inspect source tree structure and ensure that there are no spelling errors, and that it makes sense.
Run meteor from the application's /src directory.
Load the application in a browser by navigating to http://localhost:3000.
Ensure that the application redirects to http://localhost:3000/start
Ensure that the start view is a blank (white) screen, and that no errors occur.
Change your current directory to the root of the meteor application, like this: `cd /path/to/crowd.work/src'.
Run meteor inside of meteor's root.
Meteor will initialize itself, install it's dependencies, and tell you when it's finished.
When Meteor has finished initializing itself, open http://localhost:3000 in your browser. Of course, you can put it on any port you would like, but by default Meteor takes over port 3000.
This provides basic maven-like source tree structure and some basic schema definitions for objects types that will be used in the application. It also sets up proper gitignores, and removes crutch packages that aren't needed.
Steps to ensure that this is working:
/src
directory.http://localhost:3000
.http://localhost:3000/start
Installing meteor (unix-based machines):
Running meteor applications:
meteor
inside of meteor's root.http://localhost:3000
in your browser. Of course, you can put it on any port you would like, but by default Meteor takes over port 3000.