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ember-brunch-scaffold
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An all-inclusive, baseline scaffolding setup to get up and running very quickly with an Ember.js application
This is an all-inclusive baseline scaffolding setup to get up and running very quickly with an Ember application. It runs off of Brunch to help maintain separation of code and prevent you from having one long ass app.js
file. Hope you find it useful!
NOTE: this is currently a work-in-progress. All the basics of routing work. We plan on adding more features relatively soon that will demonstrate how to handle advanced features such as:
In case you completely overlooked the title (classic Phil), this application is built with Brunch. It is the only dependency needed (assuming you have node.js & npm installed), and therefore must be installed to build this application.
npm install -g brunch
After Brunch is installed, run these commands in your terminal to get started...
npm install
brunch watch --server
Navigate to http://localhost:3333. Happy Embering!
This project is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE for details).
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An all-inclusive, baseline scaffolding setup to get up and running very quickly with an Ember.js application
The npm package ember-brunch-scaffold receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, ember-brunch-scaffold popularity was classified as not popular.
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