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/**
 * This is a babel plugin to de-asyncify MeteorJS client code.
 *
 * Note: This is currently experimental.
 *
 * This is primarily meant to restore the full reactivity of the Tracker module by removing the Async code necessary
 * for the server, and instead calling synchronous versions of the same which work on the client because of minimongo being able
 * to work synchronously.
 *
 * It does the following transformations:

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/**
 * This babel plugin tries to alleviate problems with Meteor Trackers' autoruns & reactive code
 * when used together with async / await.
 *
 * We'll store a copy of the current Tracker.currentComputation inside each async function in your code (!!!)
 * and then we'll restore it *after* each await call, but only in the current functions' context... it's complicated :) .
 *
 * But this seems to allow us, in short, to keep the code reactive even after multiple - and nested - await's.
 *
 * It's maybe not done, but it should be a good proof-of-concept for now.

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<!--  
    Display potentially async data source results in the template.    Unsafe Content / HTML will be escaped like with regular {{ someValue }} blaze syntax.  
    Use like this:  
    {{> await someValue}}  
-->  
<template name="await">{{#let value=.}}{{value}}{{/let}}</template>  
  
<!--  
    Display potentially async data source results in the template.    Unsafe Content / HTML will NOT be escaped, similar to using the triple bracket {{{ someValue }}} blaze syntax.  
    Use like this:  

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    if Meteor.isServer
      crypto = Npm.require 'crypto'

      # find our "code" dir / the directory outside of meteor
      pathArr = process.env.PWD.split '/'
      pathArr.pop()
      filesBasePath = pathArr.join '/'
      filesBasePath = filesBasePath + '/uploads/example/'

      fsOptionsOriginalSizeJpg = 

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    query: function(searchString) {
      var field, selector, stringSelector;
      selector = {};
      field = this.field;
      stringSelector = {
        '$regex': '.*' + searchString + '.*',
        '$options': 'i'
      };
      if (_.isString(field)) {
        selector[field] = stringSelector;

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How could I make form fields visible depending on other values in the form?

Eg. in the following example I'd like to see the "afQuickField name=vehicle_type_car_num_wheels" only if the selected vehicleType would be 'car' and "afQuickField name=vehicle_type_plane_num_wings" only if vehicleType would be "plane".

The schema could look like this:

vehicleType:
  type: String
  label: 'Type of Vehicle'

allowedValues: ['car', 'plane']