ember-embrace-components v0.0.1

ember-embrace-components

Warning: this is so far an experiment! I wanted to explore how a new ember API could look like. Feedback is welcome. But for now I would recommend that you dont use this in production!

This addon tries to provides and experimental way to use ember without controllers and route templates. Instead there is a component for every route under app/components/routes.

Compatibility

• Ember.js v3.12 or above
• Ember CLI v2.13 or above
• Node.js v10 or above

Installation

ember install ember-embrace-components

Usage

For now for this to work the templates folder should be removed and all components should use co-location. Also every route except the application, index and all nested index routes must have a .js file. Just declaring the route in the router.js will not be enough.

next you can use route components. So for the foo route you would have a file app/components/routes/foo.hbs. In the file you have access to {{@model}}. You can also have a component file at app/components/routes/foo.js where you have access to this.args.model.

If your route has sub routes you can use {{yield}} instead of {{outlet}} to declare a placeholder for them. If you dont declare a route component for your route a default component with just {{yield}} will be generated for you. This matches the current behaviour of route templates.

queryParams

It is possible to use queryParams with route components. For this there must be a named export called queryParamson the route declaring the default values:

import Route from '@ember/routing/route';

export const queryParams = {
  myQueryParam: 'default value',
};

export default class WithQueryParamsRoute extends Route {
}

There query param can be accessed from the route component:

{{@queryParams.myQueryParam}}

The queryParams object has settable properties. So this will work:

export default class WithQueryParamsComponent extends Component { @action setQueryParam() { this.args.queryParams.myQueryParam = "something new"; } }

Or the query param can be bound to an input:

<Input @value={{@queryParams.myqueryParam}}>

about blueprints

currently if you do ember generate route my-route you'll need to delete the app/templates/my-route.hbs file after.

Contributing

See the Contributing guide for details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.