I was searching for weeks now to find a way to get meteor "export" static html pages into a folder. I want to create an app that fits onto an USB stick and can be called from that by just opening one index.html file locally, without the need of a "server".
What I know until now is that you can easily tell meteor to be offline just by "Meteor.disconnect()". But this does not solve the issue needing the app locally. What I need is, ideally, placing everything into one folder (with subfolders for images, js, css etc.) The pages should all be loaded "dynamically" by javascript. But I can't find out how to do this. ``` This would be the directory/file structure for my project:
data
main.css
main.js
images
person.jpg
blah.jpg
index.html
This index.html should load all the js needed to work. The project consists of approx. 20, completely static, pages. I need no database, I need no serber, as all content is predefined.
Is this possible with meteor? I had a try with brunch/jade as well, but couldn't solve it neither (I just solved it now having ~20 static separate html pages, which is NOT what I need. I just want ONE html page that includes all the content as "single page app". And I can't find anything that helps me really.
Stackoverflow and other pages that have NOT answered this qustion:
- https://github.com/awwx/meteor-offline-data
- How can Meteor apps work offline?
- http://devel-docs.meteor.com/#appcache
Please tell me that this is possible. And if not with meteor, can this be done with another framework (preferably using jade as template language)?
