AwsStorageAdapter.coffee

console.log("Hello AwsStorageAdapter.coffee!!");
Interface = require("../../Interface/storage.coffee")

class AWSStorageAdapter extends Interface.Storage
  Path = require 'path'
  AWS = require 'aws-sdk'
  ...

index.js

console.log("Hello index.js");
module.exports = require("./lib/Interface/storage.coffee");
module.exports.StorageAdapters.AWSStorageAdapter = require('./lib/Adapters/AWS/AwsStorageAdapter.coffee');
module.exports.StorageAdapters.SProxyStorageAdapter = require('./lib/Adapters/SProxy/SProxyStorageAdapter.coffee');

meteor-support.js

console.log("Hello meteor-support");
/* Make this NPM package look like a Meteor package.
  
  Q: Why not just make an "npm package wrapper"?
  A: Because the package isn't published anywhere, and I (nevyn) can't figure out how to make it
     depend on the package from a git URL (either 404's or complains about "exact version").
  Q: But isn't this kinda ugly?
  A: Eh yeah. If you know a better fix, lemme know and I'll do it.
*/

// Catch module.exports = ... calls and just ignore them. package.js will do the actual exporting instead.
module = {}

// Catch require() calls. If it's to a local file, hard-code appropriate returns. Otherwise, let NPM handle it.
require = function(moduleName) {
  if(moduleName.indexOf("storage.coffee") != -1)
    return {Storage: Storage, StorageAdapters: StorageAdapters};
  if(moduleName.indexOf("AwsStorageAdapter.coffee") != -1)
    return AWSStorageAdapter;
  if(moduleName.indexOf("SProxyStorageAdapter.coffee") != -1)
    return SProxyStorageAdapter;
  if(moduleName.indexOf("SProxyJWTSigner.coffee") != -1)
    return SProxyJWTSigner;
  
  return Npm.require(moduleName)
}

package.js

Package.describe({
  name: 'lookback:storage',
  version: '0.0.1',
  // Brief, one-line summary of the package.
  summary: '',
  // URL to the Git repository containing the source code for this package.
  git: '',
  // By default, Meteor will default to using README.md for documentation.
  // To avoid submitting documentation, set this field to null.
  documentation: 'README.md'
});

Npm.depends({
  "mkdirp": "0.5.1",

  // For the AWS adapter
  "aws-sdk": "1.7.1",
  "aws-cloudfront-sign": "2.0.1",
  
  // For the SProxy adapter
  "json-web-token": "1.5.3",
});


Package.onUse(function(api) {
  api.versionsFrom('1.1.0.2');
  api.use('coffeescript', 'server');
  api.use('underscore', 'server');

  api.addFiles([
    'meteor-support.js',
    'lib/Interface/storage.coffee',

    'lib/Adapters/AWS/AwsStorageAdapter.coffee',
    
    'lib/Adapters/SProxy/SProxyStorageAdapter.coffee',
    'lib/Adapters/SProxy/SProxyJWTSigner.coffee',
  ], 'server');
  api.export('Storage', 'server');
  api.export('StorageAdapters', 'server');
  
  api.export('AwsStorageAdapter', 'server');
  api.export('SProxyJWTSigner', 'server');
  api.export('SProxyStorageAdapter', 'server');
  
  api.addFiles([
    'index.js',
  ], 'server');
});

Package.onTest(function(api) {
  api.use('tinytest');
  api.use('lookback:storage');
  api.addFiles('storage-tests.coffee');
});

storage.coffee

console.log("Hello storage.coffee");
Path = require("path")
http = require('http')
https = require('https')
URL = require('url')
fs = require('fs')
mkdirp = require('mkdirp')
Future = require('fibers/future')
_ = require('underscore')

# Base class and public interface for long-term file storage.
# Cloud uses an AWSStorageAdapter, onprem environments might use others.
class Storage 
  
  # Call this to access the currently configured storage adapter. Don't use
  # subclasses directly unless you know what you're doing.
  @shared: ->

.....