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I created the following service and initializer using Ember CLI (generate blueprint): // services/session.js import Ember from 'ember'; export default Ember.Object.extend({ loggedIn: false, ... }); // initializers/session.js export default { name: 'session', initialize: function(container, app) { app.inject('route', 'session', 'service:session'); app.inject('controller', 'session', 'service:session'); } }; However, the session is undefined when attempting to access it in a route or controller. Am I missing a step? // routes/application.js import Ember from 'ember'; export default Ember.Route

I am very surprised not to get DS models upon generating ember-cli model ember -v ember-cli: 2.4.3 node: 5.10.1 os: darwin x64 ember g model rental Then I get : // app/models/rentals import Model from 'ember-data/model'; export default Model.extend({ }); according to the ember guide , I should get : // app/models/rentals import DS from 'ember-data'; export default DS.Model.extend({ }); what could be wrong ? thanks for feedback There is nothing wrong with the generated code :) Ember Data has been made an addon, and part of that work was to tweak the public ES6 modules so everything doesn't hang

Is there way to use component from controller/view field So instead of using {{contact-select label="Label:" contacts=form.prop}} // or {{input-field label="Label:" contacts=form.prop}} // or {{datepicker-component label="Label:" contacts=form.prop}} use some like {{context.helperName label="Label:" contacts=form.prop}} I try use ember-helpers-render-component but it doesn't take component name from property You can use the component helper that was introduced in 1.11.0. Unfortunately there was no built-in way to do it before 1.11.0. If you're not able to upgrade, this thread can point you in

I have a contentEditable div where I want to allow users to type text, as well as insert input elements such as text boxes and dropdowns. The elements will be inserted where the cursor currently is, by allowing the user to click a button outside the editable div. I got it working pretty well following this general example: http://jsfiddle.net/jwvha/1/ which basically does a document.selection.createRange().pasteHTML(html); The problem is that it expects HTML to be passed into the function which inserts the element at cursor. For more complex things, I'd like to be able to insert Ember

So I realize that the account example here: https://github.com/simplabs/ember-simple-auth/blob/8863c032fcea6148a5b3365be5d66dc2389d301d/examples/4-authenticated-account.html Provides the code for retrieving the currently logged in account. I just have a few questions about the example as I am trying to get it working in an Ember-CLI app. SimpleAuth is being used in the example however, I don't know where it's coming from as I am trying to import SimpleAuth from ... but I don't know what file to import it from. Furthermore, I am wondering if the response from the server now needs to return the

I am following the example here , and I have this in my config/environment.js file: ENV['simple-auth'] = { authorizer: 'simple-auth-authorizer:devise', routeAfterAuthentication: 'landing-pages' }; However, after my app authenticates it tries to go to the index route. I confirmed the configuration variable used had index as the routeAfterAuthentication property by adding a breakpoint in the sessionAuthenticationSucceeded method of the library. I tried import ing the configuration in the environment.js file ES6-style, but that doesn't seem possible. Ember Simple Auth actually still relies on the

How do I specify compression, bundling and adding invalidation hashes to filenames for a custom environment? The production environment will automatically compress and consolidate files and add invalidation hashes to the file names. I.e. whenever I use ember build --environment=production to trigger the if (environment === 'production'){} case in config/environment.js But I want to create and build for a QA environment that also compresses files and adds invalidation hashes to file names. I.e. the following should also produce compressed files named with invalidation hashes (output the same as