- Angular Meteor with ES6 JavaScript Dashboard Starter github project
- The new project above uses LATEST Meteor package (1.4+), AngularJS 1.6+, JavaScript 2015+ ES6 features, and deployment docs on DigitalOcean.
- LIVE DEMO
- Angular Material Dashboard - an admin template for creating dashboard-styled web applications utilizing Google's Material Design, Bootstrap 3, Angular, and Meteor 1.2 (server-side full-stack javascript engine).
- Includes documentation!
- MEAN project is currently under progress.
- Includes SEED project to instantly create a new web app without needing to create boilerplate code.
- Uses Mongo Database for data storage, authentication, etc.
- Includes data generator for JSON and CSV files.
- Custom Theme
- Login page
- FontAwesome, Timeline, Widgets, Cards, Buttons, Dialogs & Modals, Progressbars, Toast, & Maps.
- FREE download, just remember to contribute to the project and link back to github.com/Mystec
- Authentication
- Charts - Google, nvD3, and ChartJS
- Dashboard
- Documentation
- Forms
- Maps
- Menu (Sidebar, Profile header, Top Navbar)
- Material UI Elements
- Wizard
- Tables
- index.html
- core.html
- home.html
- charts.html
- chartjs.html
- dashboard.html
- example1.html
- profile.html
- core.html
- ...
COMMANDS to get your application up and running
- git clone https://github.com/Mystec/angular-material-meteor-dashboard.git
- cd meteor/
- INSTALL Meteor - https://www.meteor.com/install
- meteor
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DEPLOY METEOR on HOME/NodeJS: http://www.marcusficner.de/blog/deploy-meteor-app-on-centos
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Developed with Meteor 1.2
- https://docs.docker.com/machine/examples/ocean/
- https://github.com/meteorhacks/meteord
- [Fix RAM issue] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25817347/meteor-is-crashing-on-the-smallest-digitalocean-droplet-out-of-memory-kill-pro)
Commands to run:
- docker docker run -p 27017:27017 --name mongo_instance -d mongo
- docker run -d -e ROOT_URL=http://your_ip -e MONGO_URL=mongodb://your_ip:27017/meteor -p 8080:80 mystec/ammdash
If you already have a mongo container running for another app (most likely mongo set up with MUP), you can link/connect to that one like this:
- docker run -d --link=mongo_instance:mongo -e ROOT_URL=http://your_ip -e MONGO_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/meteor -p 8080:80 mystec/ammdash