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No, there is not. This is intentional. MeteorJS is tied to MongoDB on both the client and server. There's nothing approximating MongoDB in iOS, and for serious applications you'll really want to use Core Data, Realm, SQLite or perhaps Couchbase Mobile as your iOS datastore. In this more advanced scenario, SwiftDDP would handle the communication - method calls, pubs and subs - between your client and your mobile datastore. You can see examples of this in the Todos examples.

MeteorCollection is intended to provide scaffolding to create more powerful collections backed by other datastores by providing a built-in object that responds to server changes. While it has a few convenience methods, it's not a full-fledged client datastore like minimongo.

That said, what you're trying to do is super easy. Just subclass MeteorCollection and add a method that does what you're trying to do. Have a look at the MeteorCollection code to get an idea of how it works. It's really not complicated.

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Ok thanks @siegesmund, I'll give it a go today : ) thanks!

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