I'd like to host the TimeLineJS library on my Meteor app locally and not use the smart package because I need to fine tune it. I've tried declaring the createStoryJS function in the Meteor space like this in create Timeline.js. However, there are other dependencies (storyjs-embed.js, storyjs-embed-generator.js, storyjs-embed.js, and everything under locale) which rely on the document object on the browser. How can I ensure that Timeline.js is loaded in a template with all of its dependencies locally managed, while successfully accessing the window.document object?
Put all the files in client/compatibility in your app, such that the dependencies load first via Meteor’s load order (e.g. put dependencies in client/compatibility/lib, for example). That’s all you have to do: no script tags, no declaring anything. Initialize TimeLineJS within a template’s onRendered callback.