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ember-cli-fxos

v0.1.4

Published

An ember-cli addon for creating Firefox OS applications

Downloads

11

Readme

Ember-cli-fxos Build Status

This is an Ember CLI add-on for creating Firefox OS applications.

Installation

From the root of your Ember CLI project:

ember install ember-cli-fxos

Configuration

Manifest File

Every Firefox OS application requires a manifest file in the root of your project.

This addon creates a manifest.webapp in your application's /public directory. Any values that start with @@ (e.g. @@appName) will be pulled from your package.json at build time. Reference MDN for additional information on configuring your manifest file.

Validation

After running ember build, your final manifest file will be compiled into the /dist directory. To validate the manifest file and check for any errors or warnings, run:

ember fxos:validate

Note: The module performing validation is still a work in progress. It may not catch all errors. Please do file bugs as you encounter them.