What is user account package in Meteor?
This package is the core of Meteor’s developer-facing user accounts functionality. This includes: A users collection with a standard schema, accessed through Meteor.users, and the client-side singletons Meteor.userId() and Meteor.user(), which represent the login state on the client.
What libraries does metmeteor support?
Meteor officially supports three user interface (UI) rendering libraries, Blaze, React and Angular. Blaze was created as part of Meteor when it launched in 2011, React was created by Facebook in 2013, and Angular was created by Google in 2010.
Should I use a different view layer library for Meteor?
Now if you are an advanced developer or already have a view layer library that you prefer Meteor is not going to get in your way. Just go ahead with your preferred one. Each view layer library has trade-offs. Check the official page of each one to understand more or try all of them yourself with Meteor.
What is the best routing option for Meteor?
In addition to having control over the templates, you’ll want to be able to control the routing and URLs for the different views offered by useraccounts. Since Flow Router is the officially recommended routing option for Meteor, we’ll go over that in particular.
What is the default login page style in Meteor?
Login style (“popup” or “redirect”, defaults to the login service configuration). The “popup” style opens the login page in a separate popup window, which is generally preferred because the Meteor application doesn’t need to be reloaded.
How do I login with a password in metmeteor?
Meteor comes with a secure and fully-featured password login system out of the box. To use it, add the package: To see what options are available to you, read the complete description of the accounts-password API in the Meteor docs. Note: You don’t have to do this if you’re using useraccounts.
What parts of Meteor do I need to know about?
These are the parts of Meteor that you’ll definitely need to be aware of if you have any user accounts in your app; most of everything else is optional and added/removed via packages. DDP is Meteor’s built-in pub/sub and RPC protocol. You can read about how to use it in the Data Loading and Methods articles.
