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Keystone issues with Meteor

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#3,887 opened on Jan 13, 2017

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Description

I'm trying to use Keystone as an admin back-end for a database populated by a Meteor app, and I'm running into a few issues.

  1. Only a single item appears in a list.
  2. The item's URL is keystone/posts/null.

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@michaelrambeau, who also ran into the same issue when trying to use Keystone with a different Meteor app, suggested it might be due to the fact that Meteor uses strings as IDs instead of MongoDB object IDs (see idGeneration here).

Any idea what I can do about this? I've seen it suggested to add _id: String, to my model, but that leads to a Path _id on list Post is a reserved path error.

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Research direction
Investigate how Meteor generates string IDs for MongoDB and whether Keystone's default ObjectId handling causes the null URL. Check the idGeneration option in Meteor's collection and consider adding a custom id field with 'mongoose' schema.
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javascriptnodejsmongodb
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backend
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MongoDBKeystone.jsMeteor
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