Official Meteor integration

[splendido]

Hello guys,

As you might know, the Meteor community is widely using Bootstrap. We had many different wrapper packages all doing the same thing, so I'm submitting a PR that integrates Meteor packaging directly into your repository: at the end of this merge process, in case you'll find yourself comfortable with it, we'll get automated new meteor package releases at every new release of Bootstrap.

I'm aware of the previous attempt made by @dandv, but I've made this one as lean as possible so not to pick up too much space within your repository: basically it adds only a pacakge.js file among the ones already present for the other PMs. This should be not too much pretending.

All you have to do after accepting this PR would be:

1. create an account at https://meteor.com/ (click SIGN IN, then Create account). After you've done that, please let me know the name of the account, and we'll add you as a maintainer of the twbs organization (which has been alredy reserved to make things simpler for you).
2. head to autopublish.meteor.com sign in with your gitHub account, locate this repository and enable it for autopublish by toggling the checkbox you'll find on the right side of the repository item. You can get an idea about how Meteor Autopublish works by having a quick look at this page, but basically it creates a web hook to let us know when you push new tags. And when you'll release new versions, autopublish.meteor.com will automatically take delivery for publishing the new version also for Meteor!

Please note that you will not be able to toggle your repository until you'll have the package.js file on your master branch.

Please also note that we've already published the current version of the package on Atmosphere (Meteor's package directory) under the name twbs:bootstrap.
But if you think another name would be a better fit, just let us know!

Thanks in advance for your availability and collaboration and congratulation for the awesome project!
Luca & the Meteor integrations team

[cvrebert]

Why is this line indented?

[splendido]

This line asks Meteor to let this package see the jquery package (a core Meteor package actually) which exports the jQuery object you need in your dist/js/bootstrap.js.

...I've just updated it to better specify that the requirement is only for client code.

[cvrebert]

Okay, but why is it indented more than the previous and subsequent lines?

[splendido]

oh, sorry, I've read 'intended'...

[cvrebert]

As this version is basically akin to the existing Bower and Composer packagings (i.e. add one metadata file and a webhook), I'm +0.5 on this.

[mdo]

I'm for it as well.

@cvrebert Will our Grunt-based version updater address this file's version number as well, or do we need to do it manually?

[cvrebert]

It'll be automatic. The updater is overzealous, not underzealous.

[cvrebert]

@splendido @dandv Okay, we're going ahead with this. I created a Meteor account as cvrebert. Please add me to the twbs Meteor org per step 1 of your instructions.

[splendido]

@cvrebert we'll have to wait for @dandv, he originally created the org and I have no access to it :(

[dandv]

Sorry guys, didn't see this. I've added both cvrebert and splendido to the MD org. Thanks for all your work!

[cvrebert]

Okay, I added the webhook. So, we're all good now, right?

[splendido]

Yep!
Everything seems fine and ready for the autopublish at the next release :)

Thank you guys,
Keep up the awesome work!

[splendido]

Eventually we had the proof that everything is set up correctly to publish new versions of the twbs:bootstrap meteor package within minutes from new releases!
See it on autopublish :-)

Thanks again everyone!
Cheers,
Luca