eflex-ember-cli-coffeescript
v2.0.6
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Adds precompilation of CoffeeScript files and all the basic generation types to the `ember generate` command.
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CoffeeScript support for ember-cli
Adds precompilation of CoffeeScript files and all the basic generation
types to the ember generate
command, as well as linting.
Includes
- Generating files in CoffeeScript with
ember generate
- Preprocessing CoffeeScript-files in your app, including tests
- Linting your CoffeeScript-files.
Install
ember install ember-cli-coffeescript
NB: ember-cli-coffeescript is tested using ember-cli version 2.3.0
and up. Some of it probably works on
earlier versions, but I wouldn't know.
How to use
Blueprints
Run ember help generate
to get a list of available blueprints. Use them by running ember g <blueprint> <args>
. For instance, to generate a component:
ember g component my-component
ember-cli-coffeescript comes with pod-support for the same blueprints as ember-cli does. Check out the ember-cli docs for pods for instructions on how to use it.
If you'd like to use ember-cli-coffeescript without the blueprints, you can add
the following to your config/environment.js
:
ENV.coffeeOptions = {
blueprints: false
}
This will make it fall back to the next blueprints in line (probably the ones from ember-cli).
Precompiling
This will happen automatically - no work necessary.
Linting
If you have a coffeelint.json
file in the root of you project we will automatically pick up on it and start running linting on files when using the ember build
and ember serve
commands.
If you do not want linting to run despite having a coffeelint.json
file, use the following configuration
in your config/environment.js
.
ENV.coffeeOptions = {
lint: false
}
You can set lint
to true
to enable linting with the default configurations even without a custom coffeelint.json
file.
You can find all the available options on the website for coffeelint
.
If you want to specify a different path for your coffeelint.json
file you can specify the path
(relative to the project directory or absolute)
ENV.coffeeOptions = {
lint: {
configPath: "configurations/coffeelint.json"
}
}
If you want to change the way we format the linting output you can specify custom error output and stats output functions:
ENV.coffeeOptions = {
lint: {
formatter: function(filePath, lintResults) { },
statsFormatter: function(stats) { console.log('Files: ', stats.fileCount, "Errors: ", stats.errorCount) }
}
}
NOTE: The lint results will show up twice when you build and run your app; once for the app files, and then once for the test files. On rebuild, only the changed files are linted.
Lintignore
To avoid linting specific files or folders, you can put a file named .coffeelintignore
in the root of your project containing ignore-rules, one per line. This is just like a
.gitignore
-file, and it will follow the same rules.
Developing
git clone
this repositorynpm install
bower install
npm link
Because of the nature of this project, it needs to be consumed by an ember-cli project to be properly developed.
- Add
"ember-cli-coffeescript": "*"
to your consuming project'spackage.json
- From your project root run
npm link ember-cli-coffeescript
Running Tests
ember test
npm run embertest
npm run nodetest
To run all the tests:
npm test