Closed aykutyaman closed 8 years ago
What is the best way to do multiple subscriptions inside to the composer function. I do in this way up until now:
export const composer = ({context, companyId}, onData) => { const {Meteor, Collections} = context(); const handle1 = Meteor.subscribe('vehicles.list', companyId); const handle2 = Meteor.subscribe('companies.single', companyId); if (handle1.ready() && handle2.ready()) { const vehicles = Collections.Vehicles.find().fetch(); const company = Collections.Companies.findOne(); onData(null, {vehicles, company}); } };
Or do I have to do something like multiple composers for subscriptions. multiple composers
I think you've the correct way to handle it. Using multiple composer for this purpose is not a good idea. Use multiple composers when dealing with multiple data sources.
Thank you
What is the best way to do multiple subscriptions inside to the composer function. I do in this way up until now:
Or do I have to do something like multiple composers for subscriptions. multiple composers