问题
We have a high modular rails5 app, which is splitted in rails engines over serveral repositories and integrated as ruby gems.
Now we want to introduce EmberJS by using ember-cli-rails
. The main rails application contains the main ember application in the frontend
directory while each of the rails engines contain an ember engine (via ember-engine
) in a frontend
directory.
How to mount the ember engines of the modules into the main ember engine?
回答1:
Due the fact that I've found no other solution so far, I've created an initializer which symlinks the ember engine directories of all rails engines into the node_modules
of the consuming ember engine in the consuming rails app:
# Get the node_modules dir
nm_dir = Rails.root.join('frontend', 'node_modules')
# Delete existing symlinks
Dir.new(nm_dir.to_s).each { |entry| FileUtils.rm_rf(entry) if entry =~ /^.+\-frontend$/ }
# MODULES contains an array of the rails engine gem names
MODULES.each do |module_name|
# Each module has a Manifest class, load that
manifest = load_manifest(module_name)
# Get the path to the frontend dir of the rails engine
source = Pathname.new(manifest.method(:setup).source_location[0].split('/lib/')[0]).join('frontend').to_s
# Symlink destination
destination = nm_dir.join("#{module_name}-frontend").to_s
# Symlink it
FileUtils.symlink source, destination, force: true
end
This approach is probably not very clean, but it seems to work.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41165548/ember-engines-inside-rails-engines-via-ember-cli-rails