The first of many…. many Meteor.js mini-posts as I make sense of their documentation (or lack thereof?).
Create a top-level Directory named packages
Create a directory for the npm module you want to install. For example, if you want to use connect, the directory would be /packages/connect.
Create a file named package.js in your npm module directory (e.g. /packages/connect/package.js).
Put the name of the npm module, the version you want in the following format.
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Npm.depends({
“connect”: “2.7.10”
});
Then, in order to use that library, you don’t use the standard node.js require(‘connect’) statement, but rather the wrapping Npm.require(‘connect’) statement.
This post first appeared on Fusion Cube – The Online Journey Of A Technophil, please read the originial post: here