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ember-shell

v0.4.1-alpha

Published

2 years ago

An Ember addon that enables you to have a fully customizable OS-like shell, where you can run your own ember apps powered by ember-engines

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ember-shell

This Ember addon provides a fully customizable OS-like shell environment and window manager to run your own ember-engines apps. It consist of a set of core objects, components, mixins, services and blueprints that you can extend, customize and implement as you want.

Documentation

A simple YUIDocs page lives under /docs while running dummy app, you can run it by doing:

npm install
bower install
ember serve
# visit localhost:4200/docs

Specs (in-progress)

You can check here the current (in-progress) specifications for this project.

Demo

The ember-shell demo lives under tests/dummy, you can run it by doing:

npm install
bower install
ember serve
# visit localhost:4200

Contributing

If you would like to contribute, you can fork the project, edit, and make a pull request.

Tests

This project uses TDD/BDD style, written with Mocha/Chai. If you wrote a new functionality, add tests for it. Please make sure that the test pass by running ember test.

Versioning

Employs Semantic Versioning 2.0.0

Copyright and License

ember-shell and its source files are Copyright © 2016 marcemira.com The software is MIT Licensed

Warranty

This software is provided “as is” and without any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.