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flexi-sustain

v1.2.0

Published

The sustain portion of flexi

Downloads

5

Readme

Flexi

npm version Ember Observer Score Build Status Code Climate Test Coverage dependencies devDependency Status

Changelog

Installation

ember install flexi-sustain

That's all that required if you're using the classic component layout. If you are using a pod-based structure you will also need to install the shim for ember-app. This is done by modifiying your ember-cli-build.js file. This shim makes ember-cli's template tree able to find the templates for layouts.

var EmberApp = require('ember-cli/lib/broccoli/ember-app');
var shim = require('flexi/lib/pod-templates-shim');

shim(EmberApp);

Support, Questions, Collaboration

Join the flexi channel on Slack.

Slack Status

Sustain

Sustain allows you to recycle a component instance across layout and route boundaries.

A sustain is essentially a "marker" for where a particular component instance is able to be reused. It allows you to explicitly declare what features of your app can be "recycled".

Sustain improves the performance of your app by reducing the amount of work your app needs to do. Instead of tearing down one instance and creating an entirely new instance, sustain seamlessly swaps a component instance's location as layouts and routes transition from one position to the next.

{{sustain <path-to-sustain> model}}

Only one instance of the sustainable is alive and rendered at a time, but if you are animating from one location to another you can choose to leave behind a copy.

{{sustain <path-to-sustain> model copy=true}}

By default, a sustain is destroyed when it has gone unused for one minute. You can alter this expiration. A value of 0 will cause the sustain to live forever.

{{sustain <path-to-sustain> expires=<time-in-ms>}}

Contributing

  • Open an Issue for discussion first if you're unsure a feature/fix is wanted.
  • Branch off of develop (default branch)
  • Use descriptive branch names (e.g. <type>/<short-description>)
  • Use Angular Style Commits
  • PR against develop (default branch).

Commmits

Angular Style commit messages have the full form:

<type>(<scope>): <title>

<body>

<footer>

But the abbreviated form (below) is acceptable and often preferred.

<type>(<scope>): <title>

Examples:

  • chore(deps): bump deps in package.json and bower.json
  • docs(component): document the fast-action component

Thanks

A special thanks goes out to @ebryn for the inspiration to pursue a solution for explicit layouts, and IsleofCode for providing the time to build it.