Meteor subscribe callback

Question

According to this article here:

https://dweldon.silvrback.com/common-mistakes

Subscriptions don\'t block

Many aspects of the frame

Answer 1

Maybe I don't get the question, but the Meteor.Subscribe function has callbacks named onError and onReady methods.

Optional. May include onError and onReady callbacks. If a function is passed instead of an object, it is interpreted as an onReady callback.

From docs.

For example.

Meteor.subscribe("posts", {
  onReady: function () { console.log("onReady And the Items actually Arrive", arguments); },
  onError: function () { console.log("onError", arguments); }
});

Also check this GitHub issue