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goblab-starter

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Boilerplate for Ember, Sass, Express, MongoDB

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#IMPORTANT!!!! Change Ember tools for Ember Tools extend

Goblab Starter

Versions: Ember 1.7, 1.0.0-beta.5+canary.b5d02af1, Handlebars 1.1.2, jQuery 2.0.3

Prerequisites

  • Node.js http://nodejs.org
  • MongoDB brew install mongodb
  • ember-tools-ext: sudo npm install -g ember-tools-ext

Usage

Clone repo and navigate to the directory in terminal. Then to install all the dependencies run:

npm install

To start a web server, run node app.js. Note: MongoDB must be running or else the server won't start. Then visit http://localhost:3000. There are no server-side views, thus you will not see res.render anywhere in the code. The index.html is loaded implicitly from the /public folder. And index.html in turn loads the entire Ember application.

Updating *.scss stylesheets will automatically result in generating a proper css file, as long as the Express server is running. This ability is provided by the node-sass library.

For Ember source files you will use ember-tools to build and watch for file changes. Simply run ember-ext build in the project root directory to compile all javascript files into application.js. If you want ember-tools to automatically run build command when files change, run ember-ext build -w. Simple as that.

To recap: Make sure MognoDB is running. Run node app.js. Then in a separate terminal tab run ember-ext build -w. And you are all set.

For generating models, views, controllers, templates, routes please refer to ember-tools github page.

Librarys

  • Ember EasyForms
  • Ember Validations
  • Ember SimpleAuth
  • Ember ListView

Active Modules

  • User
    • Login
    • Logout
    • Sigin
    • Profile
      • Create
      • Edit
      • View
  • Entry
    • View
    • Edit
    • Create
    • Delete
  • UserWall:
    • View user Wall
      • View profile details
      • View user entries

TO-DO

  • Node app.js refactor
  • Node app.js modularize
  • ~~Node app.js implement Socket.io~~
  • ~~Implement Ember Socket~~
  • Implement Ember DC
  • Implement Ember Leaflet (Maps)
  • Implement User Profile Avatar (File upload, front end and back end)