A "proof-of-concept" using EmberJS (front-end) and Loopback (back-end) using the JSON API Component for Loopback.
This project requires that Docker and Docker-Compose be installed locally on your machine.
- Docker 1.8.3+
- Docker-Compose 1.4.2+
First, you need to clone the repository onto your machine:
git clone https://github.com/tsteuwer/emberloop.git
Enter the newly created folder emberloop and start the docker containers
cd emberloop
docker-compose up
Once all the containers have finished installing their dependencies and are up and running, you can visit the following URLs to view ember and loopback:
- Actual tests with backend: http://localhost:4200
- API: http://localhost:3000/api
- Loopback API Explorer: http://localhost:3000/explorer
- Node: 4.2.1 -- Ember-CLI: 1.13.8
- Node: 4.2.1 -- Strongloop: Latest -- JSON API Component: 0.7.1
There's a /bin folder which supplies various bash functions for Unix users. To run them, go to the main emberloop directory and use the following commands:
To run specific Ember CLI commands, simply call ./bin/ember followed by your function and arguments.
/**
* Examples: They will be placed in the appropriate directory in /front-end/
*/
// Generate a new route
./bin/ember generate route people
// Generate a new model
./bin/ember generate model user
// Generate an adapter (Note: short hands can still be used)
./bin/ember g adapter user
// Destroy a previously generated model
./bin/ember destroy model user
You have access to run any loopback command to create models, datasources, et al via ./bin/slc:
/**
* Examples: They will be placed in the appropriate directory in /back-end/
*/
// Generate a new model
./bin/slc loopback:model people
// Generate a new datasource
./bin/slc loopback:datasource mysql
There are two separate npm scripts. One that runs in the front-end (Ember) and back-end (Loopback) containers. Each one will update the package.json file in its appropriate folder.
// This will run npm on the frontend container with ember
./bin/npm-frontend install -g whatever
// This will run npm on the backend container with loopback
./bin/npm-backend install -g whatever
To run Bower commands with the Ember container, use ./bin/bower.
/**
* Examples: They will be placed in the appropriate directory in /front-end/
*/
// Generate a new route
./bin/bower install --save-dev es6-javascript-validators
./bin/bower install --save phantomjs
To run Gulp commands with the Ember container, use ./bin/gulp.
// Run a gulp task
./bin/gulp myGulpTask
This function changes all the permissions so that you can overwrite them. The ember commands seem to require this function because of the way it's ran in the container. Simply run this after generating a model if you run into any permission issues.
// Change ember files to be your own
./bin/mine
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