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@movable/ember-cli-mirage
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@movable/ember-cli-mirage
A client-side HTTP server to develop, test and demo your Ember app
What is this thing??
We are currently stuck on @movable/ember-cli-mirage@0.2.9. This is a custom fork of it, modified to fit better into a modern Ember build process.
Ember CLI Mirage
A client-side server to develop, test and prototype your Ember CLI app.
http://www.@movable/ember-cli-mirage.com/
Are you tired of
- Writing one set of fixtures for your tests, and another for development?
- Wiring up tests for each of your apps manually, from scratch?
- Changing lots of files/tests when your API changes?
Ember CLI Mirage may be for you! It lets you create a client-side server using Pretender to help you develop and test your app. By default, it only runs if you're not in production and if you're not proxying to an explicit API server via ember serve --proxy.
Installation
ember install @movable/ember-cli-mirage # install:addon for Ember CLI < 0.2.3
Updating
This project is new and the API is subject to change. When updating your project to a newer version of Ember CLI Mirage, please consult the changelog for any update notes.
Getting started
Check out the Docs!
Support
Having trouble? Open an issue!
You can use the Mirage Boilerplate Twiddle to reproduce your issue.
Contributing
Have a look at our Contributing guidelines.
FAQs
A client-side HTTP server to develop, test and demo your Ember app
The npm package @movable/ember-cli-mirage receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @movable/ember-cli-mirage popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @movable/ember-cli-mirage demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 23 Oct 2019
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