Ember-router-dsl

Exposes the following methods

{namespace, children, child, collection, model, view, form} = DSL.import @

Use in your router.coffee or router.js file like so:

import DSL from 'ember-router-dsl'
Router.map ->
  {namespace, children, child, collection, model, view, form} = DSL.import @
  namespace "dashboard", ->
    collection "projects", ->
      form "new"
      view "search"
    model "project", ->
      form "edit"
      children "cad-files", as: "file"
      children "versions"
      child "owner", as: "user"

Then, you can access the expected metadata using the routeData service like so:

Route.extend
  routeData: service "route-data"
  model: ->
    @routeData.routeOptions "dashboard.projects"
    @routeData.routeModel "dashboard.project" # project
    @routeData.routeType "dashboard.project" # model
    @routeData.routeAction "dashboard.project.index" # model#index
    @routeData.parentNodeRoute "dashboard.project.cad-files.index" # dashboard.project
    @routeData.modelRoute "project" # dashboard.project
    @routeData.collectionRoute "project" # dashboard.projects
    @routeData.childRoute()
    @routeData.childrenRoute()
    @routeData.modelRoutes()
    @routeData.collectionRoutes()
    @routeData.childRoutes()
    @routeData.childrenRoutes()

in the router.js file as well as a routerData service that holds meta data for the routes

Installation

• git clone this repository
• npm install
• bower install

Running

• ember server
• Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

Running Tests

• npm test (Runs ember try:testall to test your addon against multiple Ember versions)
• ember test
• ember test --server

Building

• ember build

For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://ember-cli.com/.