Using autobars allows me to keep the project entirely static; and hostable on github directly from the repo: http://go1dfish.github.com/dig.ccMixter and still maintain a sane file structure with separate template files.
But it seems like it would be possible to add a couple of options to autobars that would allow it to more easily work for ember. The main things that need to be settable are the path to Handlebars (Ember.Handlebars in the case of an Ember environment) for compiling; as well as setting the templates at Ember.TEMPLATES. Component path detection would be cool; but the workaround I use already isn't too bad.
ryancole
commented
10 years ago
It's possible to get autobars working with ember currently with a few modifications.
My hacked together version is here: https://github.com/go1dfish/dig.ccMixter/blob/master/lib/js/jquery-autobars.js
I have to manually rename component templates as well: https://github.com/go1dfish/dig.ccMixter/blob/master/js/app.js
Using autobars allows me to keep the project entirely static; and hostable on github directly from the repo: http://go1dfish.github.com/dig.ccMixter and still maintain a sane file structure with separate template files.
But it seems like it would be possible to add a couple of options to autobars that would allow it to more easily work for ember. The main things that need to be settable are the path to Handlebars (Ember.Handlebars in the case of an Ember environment) for compiling; as well as setting the templates at Ember.TEMPLATES. Component path detection would be cool; but the workaround I use already isn't too bad.