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Ember CLI

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Installation

• Verify that node.js is installed. Note: Do not use sudo, as permission problems will be created with some Ember CLI commands.

  • OS X: install node.js with Homebrew.
  • Verify Node is set up correctly by typing the following commands on the command line. Both should output a version number:

    node -v
    npm -v

• Globally install the Ember CLI: npm install -g ember-cli

• Note: Although this step was in the Ember Get Started guide, npm install states Bower is deprecated in favor of WebPack. Skipping this step for now.

Globally install Bower, a package manager that maintains front-end dependencies up-to-date (including jQuery, Ember and QUnit):
    `npm install -g bower`

• On OS X and other UNIX-like systems, install Watchman v4.x or later. Watchman provides Ember CLI a more effective way to watch project changes. Note 1: Nodewatcher has trouble with large trees on OS X; Watchman solves these problems. Watchman documentation brew install watchman Note 2: npm has a similarly-named watchman package which is not what we want. If npm watchman is installed, a warning similar to the following will occur:

  invalid watchman found, version: [2.9.8] did not satisfy [3.0.0], falling back to Nodewatcher

  If this occurs, uninstall with npm uninstall -g watchman The situation can be clarified with the command which -a watchman.
• For testing services, install PhantomJS: npm install -g phantomjs-prebuilt

After installation

• Create a new project: ember new app-name. Ember creates an app-name directory and generates the application structure... or use the Ember client template installation checklist.
• Launch the app:

  cd new-app
  ember server

• Navigate to http://localhost:4200 to see the new app in action.
• Test results are at https://localhost:4200/tests