What are the advantages over reywood:publish-composite package about cottz-publish-relations HOT 5 OPEN

when I write this package I saw publish-composite first and I didn't like it, because it's using the observers in a bad way. Most of the times you only need to use observeChanges as Meteor does by default (they always use observe), I explain that here and you can see their implementation here.

They also have some warnings but with publish-relations as long as you follow the recommendations you should never have performance problems

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publish-relations also allow you to have non reactive cursors and joins, very useful when you're sure you don't need reactive data in some places :D (and very performant friendly)

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They also have some warnings but with this package as long as you follow the recommendations you should never have performance problems

You mean theirs or yours?

Talking about recommendations, I read the Performance section and saw that inmediatelly deprecates your first usage example of the package with joins. Why not teach to use joins from the start?

Could you document a complete example on using joins without nested this.cursor? For example, an Artist has multiple Images, and every image has artistId and Comments has imageId.

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I fixed the typo, thanks.

I have a note under the example that points to the recommendations, there is the same example but with a join.

When I have free time I could check the README again but I'm a little busy at the moment, also my english was really bad when I created this package in 2015 (I was 17)

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Thanks for your time @goluis , I speak spanish as well so if you are willing to create a README_ES and explain it better I definitely will read it 🥇

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