javascript - meteor: design pattern : create template helper for each field (column) of collection -

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using meteor js, notice if have documents

{"q1":"somevalue1","q2":"somevalue2","q3":"somevalue3","q4":"somevalue4"}

quite helpers end edit: end repeating creation of helper-per-field lot 

template.whatever.helpers({ gimmeresults1: function(){return mycollection.find({},{fields:{"q1":1}})},  gimmeresults2: function(){return mycollection.find({},{fields:{"q2":1}})} });

with averaging 1 field in ugly way such as

q1avg: function () {   var count = mycollection.find({},{fields:{"q1":1}}).count();   var total = 0;   mycollection.find({},{fields:{"q1":1}}).map(function(doc) {     total += doc.q1;   });   return avg = (math.round((total / count)*100))/100; }

(using variable still entail multiple db queries, correct?)

is there design pattern should using iterate on fields of document and-autocreate template helpers?

what other ways can eliminate spaghetti code?

the first step might this:

getfield = function(collection, field) {   var projection = {};   projection[field] = 1;   return collection.find({}, {fields: projection}); } ui.registerhelper("getfield", getfield);

which call in templates {{getfield mycollection "q1"}}, helper returning mycollection. take further:

var makefieldgetter = function(collection, field) {   return function() {     return getfield(collection, field);   }; };  template.whatever.helpers({   gimmeresults1: makefieldgetter(mycollection, "q1")   gimmeresults2: makefieldgetter(mycollection, "q2") });

or further:

var makefieldgetters = function(collection, fields) {   var obj = {};   fields.foreach(function(field) {     obj["gimme_" + field] = makefieldgetter(collection, field);   });   return obj; };  template.whatever.helpers(makefieldgetters(mycollection, ["q1", "q2"])); // creates helpers gimme_q1, gimme_q2

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