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Angular 2 @Component syntax for Angular 1 apps
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MeteorReactive is not a function #47

Closed tuvokki closed 8 years ago

tuvokki commented 8 years ago

Hi, I'm trying to use the MeteorReactive annotation referenced in #41 but I get an error stating:

Uncaught TypeError: MeteorReactive is not a function

I looked up the actual code and it is (indeed) not in the ./.meteor/local/build/programs/web.browser/packages/pbastowski_angular2-now.js file that gets generated when I start my application. In my versions file I see that I am using pbastowski:angular2-now@1.0.2 (which is the version installed when I do meteor add pbastowski:angular2-now).

How can I use the latest version that includes the annotation I want?

FWIW the aforementioned annotation is also used in the socially titurial app which is also not working for me. see: https://github.com/Urigo/meteor-angular-socially/blob/master/client/socially/socially.component.js

pbastowski commented 8 years ago

The reason you can't use this decorator is because it is not yet merged into the release branch or published on atmospherejs.com. The reason behind that is that it has not been tested thoroughly enough yet.

There is, however, a way you can use this new feature while at the same time helping with the testing. To do this git clone angular2-now https://github.com/pbastowski/angular2-now.git into your packages folder an then git checkout branch feature/defer-controller-3-decorate. Let me know if you need further instructions on how to do this.

Thanks for letting me know about the tutorial already mentioning this new feature.

tuvokki commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the info. I kinda figured it out an am running it in my local workspace now. I'll do some testing (but I'm kinda a meteor noob so it might not be worth a lot).

While we're at it, I tried to use the @Input() annotation, but there is no support for that yet, right? I tried using to pass data into a component directive.

pbastowski commented 8 years ago

That's correct, there is no support for @Input. If you need very comprehensive Angular2 support for your Angular1 projects, then you might want to have a look at ng-forward. That library is a lot bigger in size and more complex, but also supports more features, if that's what you need.

tuvokki commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the tip. For now I probably can work around it, otherwise I'll take a look at ng-forward. If I have any more feedback I'll let you know.