Meteor Collection2

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A Meteor package that extends Mongo.Collection to provide support for specifying a schema and then validating against that schema when inserting and updating.

Overview:

Collection2 is a Meteor package that allows users to attach a schema to a Mongo.Collection. This schema is then automatically validated when inserting or updating data, ensuring data integrity and security. It requires the simpl-schema NPM package for defining the schema syntax and providing validation logic.

Features:

  • Schema Validation: Automatically validates data against the attached schema during insert and update operations.
  • Reactive Validation Error Messages: Allows easy display of customizable error messages to the user without event handling.
  • Automatic Validation: Provides automatic schema validation on both the client and the server for speed and security.
  • AutoForm Integration: Works seamlessly with the aldeed:autoform package to create HTML5 forms based on the collection's schema.

Summary:

Collection2 is a powerful tool for Meteor developers to ensure data integrity and security by attaching schemas to collections. With features like automatic validation, reactive error messages, and integration with aldeed:autoform for form creation, it offers a comprehensive solution for managing data in Meteor applications.

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