So, I'm starting to figure it out.
I cloned the package using the technique described here: fooobar.com/questions/377087 / ...
Now I am viewing the lib / server / publish.coffee file to edit the publication.
Meteor.publishComposite 'adminCollectionDoc', (collection, id) ->
check collection, String
check id, Match.OneOf(String, Mongo.ObjectID)
if Roles.userIsInRole this.userId, ['admin']
find: ->
adminCollectionObject(collection).find(id)
children: AdminConfig?.collections?[collection]?.children or []
else
@ready()
Meteor.publish 'adminUsers', ->
if Roles.userIsInRole @userId, ['admin']
Meteor.users.find()
else
@ready()
Meteor.publish 'adminUser', ->
Meteor.users.find @userId
Meteor.publish 'adminCollectionsCount', ->
handles = []
self = @
_.each AdminTables, (table, name) ->
id = new Mongo.ObjectID
count = 0
table = AdminTables[name]
ready = false
selector = if table.selector then table.selector(self.userId) else {}
handles.push table.collection.find().observeChanges
added: ->
count += 1
ready and self.changed 'adminCollectionsCount', id, {count: count}
removed: ->
count -= 1
ready and self.changed 'adminCollectionsCount', id, {count: count}
ready = true
self.added 'adminCollectionsCount', id, {collection: name, count: count}
self.onStop ->
_.each handles, (handle) -> handle.stop()
self.ready()
Meteor.publish null, ->
Meteor.roles.find({})
But it turns out it's as simple as changing a line in lib / both / startup.js
return AdminTables[name] = new Tabular.Table({
name: name,
collection: adminCollectionObject(name),
pub: collection.children && adminTablePubName(name),
sub: collection.sub,
columns: columns,
extraFields: collection.extraFields,
dom: adminTablesDom,
selector: collection.selector || function( userId ) {
return { owner: userId };
}
, : userId.