Ember JSON API Resources

A stand-alone data persistence solution as an addon for Ember.js applications built using Ember CLI. It follows the JSON API 1.0 specification (your anti-bikeshedding weapon for API development).

A thin data layer, a 1:1 solution using the JSON API spec, which does not attempt to solve "all the things".

By considering this equation e = mc2

“Errors = (More Code)2”

…The "EJR" addon is a lightweight library that simply focuses on one solid specification, and follows common patterns for data persistence in Ember apps.

• ember-jsonapi-resources.com
• The Guide
• API Docs
• Example App
• Cookbooks / Wiki

Contributing / Development

Clone the repo, install the dependencies:

• git clone this repository
• npm install
• bower install

Running

To run the app in /tests/dummy use a proxy url for a live API

• ember server, an http-proxy is setup to use (dev) localhost:3000 or (prod) api.pixelhandler.com
• Visit http://localhost:4200.

Running Tests

• ember test
• ember test --server
• ember test --server -m 'Unit | Mixin | service cache'
• ember test --server --filter 'cacheUpdate'
• npm run nodetest tests for blueprint, e.g. jsonapi-resource

A good way to get to know more about how this addon works is to review the tests, see source code for the unit tests: tests/unit.

Building

• ember build

For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://www.ember-cli.com/

Documentation

Online documentation, build from source: generated docs

Docs are generated from source using yuidoc.

To view the docs during development:

• yuidoc ./addon/* -c yuidoc.json --server 3333 (you can append a port number e.g. --server 8888, the default port is 3000)

To generate docs for the gh-pages branch:

• yuidoc ./addon/* -c yuidoc.json