Ember-cli-auto-register

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Description

ember-cli-auto-register allows you to register all the
objects in a specified directory into the application
container.

Installation

You install this ember-addon via npm

npm install ember-cli-auto-register --save-dev

API

You can use this by creating an initializer for your application. Let's take
the example that you have some "repos" that you would like to have
registered in your application container. Your initializer might look like
the following:

``javascript import registerWithContainer from "ember-cli-auto-register/register";

export function initialize(container, application) { registerWithContainer("repos", application); }

export default { name: "repos", initialize: initialize };`

What does this save you? The single registerWithContainer("repos",
application);line does the following for you, cutting down on the boilerplate code you have to write in the initializer and would automatically register any new objects you create in your repos directory:

`javascript application.register("repos:foo", FooRepo); application.register("repos:bar", BarRepo);``

At this time, the auto-register only supports Ember Objects exported as default.

Running Tests

To run the test, install dependencies:

npm install
bower install

Then run:

ember test

ember test --server

Issues

Please submit bugs to the [issues].

License

Licensed under the MIT License

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API

javascript
import registerWithContainer from "ember-cli-auto-register/register";

export function initialize(container, application) {
    registerWithContainer("repos", application);
}

export default {
    name: "repos",
    initialize: initialize
};

What does this save you? The single registerWithContainer("repos",
application);

 line does the following for you, cutting down on the boilerplate
code you have to write in the initializer and would automatically register any
new objects you create in your repos directory:

javascript
application.register("repos:foo", FooRepo);
application.register("repos:bar", BarRepo);

At this time, the auto-register only supports Ember Objects exported as default.

License

Licensed under the MIT License