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ember-icis-model

v0.5.0

Published

All of ICIS's services in one handy model addon

Downloads

3

Readme

Ember-icis-model

This Ember addon gives you access to all the Ember models exposed via our services directly to your Ember-CLI app. This addon assumes that you are setting an access_token service somewhere (probably in your routers) and also configuring the specific host/environment for your adapters.

Installation

npm install --save-dev ember-icis-model

For each adapter:

// app/adapters/practice.js
import config from 'notes-dash/config/environment';
import practice from 'ember-icis-model/adapters/practice';

export default practice.reopen({
  host: config.app.staff_url
});

Running Tests

  • npm install
  • bower install
  • ember test
  • ember test --server

Development

It's expected that we'll test each model in this addon.

Local development of addon

It's often easier to provide a local link to this library while developing a widget. This is how you go about it.

In the CLI app you are building first lower the requirement for the widget lib:

//package.json
"devDependencies": {
  //"ember-icis-model": "~ 0.1.0"
  "ember-icis-model": "*"
}

Next, in this directory link the local version into npm:

npm link

Then in the CLI directory, link the local version of this lib:

npm link ember-icis-model