This follows the template for es6 NPM packages laid out by
https://github.com/benjamn/jsnext-skeleton for distribution of npm
packages that contain both ES6 and commonjs modules.
The touch is super-lightweight, and it's much more clear what's going
on. Source files are in src/, where they can be included into an es6
build like ember-cli's. To run the tests:
$ npm test
~~The tests are still failing, primarily because they depend on ember-cli
mirage, so we need to figure out a way to mock the server that doesn't
depend on it. Maybe using Faker directly?~~
I've migrated most of the testcases to use a simulated server that allows you to control when page requests are resolved and rejected, but about 1/3 of them remain to be converted.
This follows the template for es6 NPM packages laid out by https://github.com/benjamn/jsnext-skeleton for distribution of npm packages that contain both ES6 and commonjs modules.
The touch is super-lightweight, and it's much more clear what's going on. Source files are in
src/, where they can be included into an es6 build likeember-cli's. To run the tests:~~The tests are still failing, primarily because they depend on ember-cli mirage, so we need to figure out a way to mock the server that doesn't depend on it. Maybe using Faker directly?~~
I've migrated most of the testcases to use a simulated server that allows you to control when page requests are resolved and rejected, but about 1/3 of them remain to be converted.