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ember-cli-content-for-index

v0.1.3

Published

An Ember CLI addon to automatically include HTML snippets in your Ember CLI index.html files.

Downloads

42

Readme

Ember CLI Content for Index Build Status

Automatically include HTML snippets in your Ember CLI index.html files.

Installation

ember install ember-cli-content-for-index

Usage

To have a block of HTML included in your Ember CLI build's generated index.html or tests/index.html file simply place a file named after one of Ember CLI's content-for hooks with an extension of .html in a directory named snippets in your project's lib directory.

For example, to have a block of code included in the head of both the index.html and tests/index.html it would be named lib/snippets/head.html.

Content-for types

The snippets should be named according to the named types that are passed to {{content-for}} helper used by Ember CLI in your project's index.html files. These are:

  • head
  • head-footer
  • body
  • body-footer
  • test-head
  • test-head-footer
  • test-body
  • test-body-footer

Environment-Specific Snippets

You may also wish to include a snippet only in a specific environment. To do so just place in a sub-directory of lib/snippets named after that environment. For example to have a snippet included in the body only in a production build place it in lib/snippets/production/body.html.

Configurable Snippets Directory

You may override the path of the directory from which snippets are pulled. For example, to pull snippets from your project's foo directory, add the following app's environment configuration:

// config/environment.js
...
ENV['ember-cli-content-for-index'] = {
    directory: 'foo'
};