Meteor Electron Client

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A boilerplate to use meteor to build desktop apps!

Overview

The meteor-electron-client is a boilerplate that allows developers to use Meteor to build desktop applications using Electron. Meteor is a powerful tool for automating various tasks in client-side app development, such as minifying and concatenating JavaScript and CSS files, as well as providing live reload functionality during development. With Meteor, managing packages is simplified, eliminating the need for other tools like Bower or Yeoman. The meteor-electron-client project provides a seamless integration between Meteor and Electron, making it easy to develop and bundle desktop applications.

Features

  • Integration of Meteor and Electron for building desktop apps
  • Automatic uglification, concatenation, and minification of JavaScript and CSS files using Meteor
  • Live reload functionality during development
  • Simple package management with Meteor's meteor add command

Summary

The meteor-electron-client boilerplate enables developers to utilize the power of Meteor and Electron together to build desktop applications. It simplifies the development process by automating tasks like JavaScript and CSS file management and provides live reload functionality during development. The integration between Meteor and Electron is seamless, allowing developers to focus on building their applications rather than dealing with complex setups.

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