Ember-cli-codemirror-shim

ES6 accessible module for importing codemirror from npm.

Usage:

Install

# From the command line:
ember install ember-cli-codemirror-shim

Configure

Create a codemirror configuration object in your ember-cli-build.js file to specify what codemirror assets you would like to include in your project:

var EmberAddon = require('ember-cli/lib/broccoli/ember-addon');

module.exports = function(defaults) {
  var app = new EmberAddon(defaults, {

    codemirror: {
      addons: ['mode/simple.js', 'mode/multiplex.js', 'comment/comment.js'],
      modes: ['xml', 'javascript', 'handlebars', 'htmlmixed', 'css'],
      themes: ['panda-syntax'],
      keymaps: ['sublime']
    }
  });

  return app.toTree();
};

IMPORTANT: The CodeMirror source repository keymaps, modes and theme files follow a consistent structure, so you only need to pass the name for each of these configs. The CodeMirror addons are organized differently and do not have a uniform file structure. Because of this you have to pass in the file path to the addon you would like to import relative to the CodeMirror addons directory: CodeMirror Github Addons Dir.

Eg, to import the markdown fold addon, you would pass:

codemirror: {
  addons: ['fold/markdown-fold.js']
}

The CodeMirror Manual has details on modes, themes, keymaps, etc.

Import

// Some Awesome Component
import Ember from 'ember';
import CodeMirror from 'codemirror';

// Do amazing things!

Thank You:

BIG THANK YOU TO:

• ivy-codemirror for a codemirror reference.
• ember-cli-moment-shim for a reference to creating a shim for an npm package.

This shim wouldn't be possible without the work they have done.

TODO

• [x] Configurable themes, keymaps && modes
• [] Fastboot compatability
• [x] Allow for importing from addons dir