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<p>jQuery and Meteor</p> <p>Meteor is reactive, born in a world of Web Apps where there is only one initial page load, jQuery was born in a world of server generated pages.</p> <p>So, the question is… when to call a jQuery plugin on Meteor Templates?</p> <p>1) On Page load -> Doesn´t work. The data isn´t there yet.</p> <pre><code>Template.contextualFeed.feedItems = -> Feed.find() $("abbr.timeago").timeago() # Calling the feed right away is useless as Feed.find() is initially empty and will populate a bit later when subscription is delivering the initial data. <template name="contextualFeed"> <ul class="feed {{isActive "feed"}}"> {{#each feedItems}} <li class="popup-holder"> {{> contextualFeedItem}} </li> {{/each}} </ul> </template> </code></pre> <p>2) On each Item-> Works, but seems incredibly wasteful.</p> <pre><code>Template.contextualFeed.feedItems = -> Feed.find() Template.contextualFeed.jQueryMe = -> $("abbr.timeago").timeago() # Works, but seems incredibly wasteful <template name="contextualFeed"> <ul class="feed {{isActive "feed"}}"> {{#each feedItems}} <li class="popup-holder"> {{> contextualFeedItem}} {{jQueryMe}} </li> {{/each}} </ul> </template> </code></pre> <p>3) Once after all items loaded -> Works, but is still not as elegant as it should be...</p> <pre><code>Template.contextualFeed.feedItems = -> Feed.find() Template.contextualFeed.jQueryMe = -> Meteor.defer -> #(cut) some ugly code to make sure it only executes once. $("abbr.timeago").timeago() # Works, but seems incredibly wasteful <template name="contextualFeed"> <ul class="feed {{isActive "feed"}}"> {{#each feedItems}} <li class="popup-holder"> {{> contextualFeedItem}} {{jQueryMe}} </li> {{/each}} </ul> </template> </code></pre> <p>4) Isn´t there some event that fires when the Data is loaded not on every item seperately as an add?</p> <p>So, do you´ve got a cleaner way of calling jQuery in Meteor Templates?</p> <p>PS: The code examples are in Coffeescript... Be nice despite it ;)</p>
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