sails generate admin-rest-ember-generator

A admin-rest-ember-generator generator for use with the Sails command-line interface.

Certain generators are installed by default in Sails, but they can be overridden. Other generators create entirely new things. Check the Sails docs for information on installing generator overrides / custom generators and information on building your own generators.

###Note .sailsrc This file will be overwritten so make sure you run this generator at the start of you sails project.

###In development remember, please set the following on sailsrc:

{
  "generators": {
    "modules": {
      "admin-rest-ember-generator":"/Volumes/Documents (Shared)/Personal/Tutorials/sails/zuru-server-adminlte/zuru-admin",
      "ember-blueprints":"sails-generate-ember-blueprints"
    }
  }
}

###On installation from npm, please set the following on sailsrc:

{
  "generators": {
    "modules": {
      "admin-rest-ember-generator":"admin-rest-ember-generator",
      "ember-blueprints":"sails-generate-ember-blueprints"
    }
  }
}

###Run the 'admin-rest-ember-generator' generator like this:

sails generate admin-rest-ember-generator  advanced --force

The call above passes the arguments "advanced" and "--force" to the "sails-generate-ember-blueprints" generator

Installation

$ npm install admin-rest-ember-generator

Usage

On the command line

$ sails generate admin-rest-ember-generator

Development

To get started quickly and see this generator in action, ...

Also see CONTRIBUTING.md for more information on overriding/enhancing existing generators.

Deployment

On deployment to production

Be sure to go to config waterlock.js and change the baseUrl and forwardUrl to the production domain. This is where the settings for password reset and json webtokens are found.

For new registrations, go to config/zuru.js and change the appUrl to the front end address for confirming your passwords. This is where the settings for the mail sent and template used are found.

Questions?

See FAQ.md.

More Resources

• Stackoverflow
• #sailsjs on Freenode (IRC channel)
• Twitter
• Professional/enterprise
• Tutorials

License

MIT © 2016 balderdashy & contributors

As for Sails? It's free and open-source under the MIT License.