ember-router

As the routes file in emberjs is becoming large, I am finding it difficult to keep track of all the routes supported by emberjs app, rake routes in rails gives a list of routes in the rails app, is there a way to generate routes in similar fashion for emberjs? Currently you can access all existing routes with App.Router.router.recognizer.names or just the names using Ember.keys(App.Router.router.recognizer.names) . It's obviously not as extensive as the Rails routes but it gives a quick and dirty overview. In current versions of Ember/Ember-cli this is Object.keys(App.__container__.lookup(

This is a follow-up from Understanding Ember routes . Master/detail views are great but I'm trying to have a a hierarchical URL route without nesting their templates. However, I still need access to the parent model for things like breadcrumb links and other references. So /users/1/posts should display a list of posts for user 1. And /users/1/posts/1 should display post 1 for user 1, but it shouldn't render inside the user template's {{outlet}} . Instead, it should completely replace the user template. However, I still need access to the current user in the post template so I can link back to

Update #2 I found that when I refactored the filtering logic to take place in a compound computed property within the PostController instead of within individual routes, I was able to get it working. The solution was ultimately dependent upon a single dynamic variable set by the specific #linkTo route action that triggered filtering changes within a PostController computed property. I have a lot of work to catch up on so I can't post the solution to this specific question now, but when I can I will detail an explanation of the solution below. For now I have marked @twinturbo's answer as

I'd like an Ember path /clinic/1 to automatically redirect to show the first doctor: /clinic/1/doctor/1 . Each clinic has many doctors. Unfortunately if I use this code: var doctor = clinicController.get('content.doctors.firstObject'); router.transitionTo('clinic.doctor.index', doctor); ... it does not work, as content.doctors.length is still 0 when this code runs in app_router.js . Any ideas? Yehuda Katz You should be able to do this: App.DoctorsRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ model: function() { return App.Doctor.find(); }, redirect: function() { var doctor = this.modelFor('doctors').get(

How do I pass environment variables from bashrc to Ember CLI. I imagine a situation where you need stripe api keys or pusher api-keys and you have them in your environment variables in bashrc. How do you pass the api-keys to Ember CLI. I tried using Node.js process.env in both the brocfile.js and environment.js , but when I try to access it in the Ember JS controller, the property is null. In my environment.js file I added, APP: { apiKey: process.env.KEY } In My Ember JS controller I tried accessing it with: import config from '../config/environment'; And setting the controller property lkey

I have a link that looks like this index.html#/calendar/year/month This is how I set up my routes: App.Router.map(function() { this.resource('calendar', {path: 'calendar/:currentYear/:currentMonth'}); }); App.CalendarRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ model: function (params) { var obj = { weeks: calendar.getDaysInMonth(params.currentMonth, params.currentYear), currentMonth: params.currentMonth, currentYear: params.currentYear }; return obj; }, setUpController: function(controller, model) { controller.set('content', model); } }); I can get to it by doing this: var currentMonth = this.get('content

I have a nested route hierarchy that I need for my application to track user model selections. I'm trying to use a main application template and have each route render into a single outlet on that template. This works as I traverse down the route hierarchy from parent to child. However once you click the browser back button to go back up the route hierarchy the parent route renderTemplate hook doesn't fire. This results in the child being unhooked from the outlet and nothing rendered back into it. Here's an example: App = Ember.Application.create({}); App.Router.map(function(){ this.resource(

I am attempting to write a custom express.js based server for an Ember.js app. I am getting along fairly well but I'm constantly getting stuck trying to guess what JSON responses Ember Data is expecting at a given moment. This brand new documentation is a great start http://emberjs.com/guides/models/the-rest-adapter/ but not complete enough. My stabbing in the dark has lead me to understand (Ember pre4, Ember Data 11): Context Server URL Method Req. Data Resp. Data ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ Getting a list of all users /users GET {"users":[{...},{...}]} Getting a particular