Ember Asset-Pipeline

MOVED: This project has moved to a sub project of the main asset-pipeline repository http://github.com/bertramdev/asset-pipeline

Overview

The JVM ember-asset-pipeline is a plugin that provides handlebars template precompiler support for Ember.js to asset-pipeline.

Current Ember Version: 1.7.0

For more information on how to use asset-pipeline, visit here.

Usage

Simply create files in your standard assets/javascripts folder with extension .handlebars or .hbs. By default the templateRoot for your template names is specified as 'templates'. This means that any handlebars file within the root assets/javascripts folder will utilize its file name (without the extension) as its template name. Or a file in templates/show.handlebars would be named templates/show. If templates is set as the templateRoot than it would be named show

It is also possible to change the template path seperator for templatenames to be used by handlebars:

Gradle Example:

assets {
	config = [
	handlebars: [
		templateRoot: 'templates',
		templatePathSeperator: '/'
	]
	]
}

Grails Example:

grails {
	assets {
		handlebars {
			templateRoot = 'templates'
			templatePathSeperator = "/"
		}
	}
}

To use the handlebars runtime simply add handlebars js to your application.js or your gsp file

//=require handlebars

Using in the Browser

Template functions are stored in the Handlebars.templates object using the template name. If the template name is person/show, then the template function can be accessed from Handlebars.templates['person/show']. See the Template Names section for how template names are calculated.

See the Handlebars.js website for more information on using Handlebars template functions.