ember-cli-ecosystem-installer
Advanced tools
Work in progress !
TODO update the documentation
ember install ember-frost-lts
On the install or generate the user will be requested to install packages/groups of packages.
If the user answer y or yes the package or group of package will be installed and otherwise it will not be installed.
In the following example the package1, package2 and package3 will be installed.
ember g ember-frost-lts
installing ember-frost-lts
Would you like to install the following packages:
? Overwrite group-name (package1@package-version, package2@package-version)? Yes
? Overwrite package3@package-version? Yes
If there is any invalid package/group in your lts.json file you will get the following error message
ember g ember-frost-lts
installing ember-frost-lts
Would you like to install the following packages:
Invalid package: package1
Invalid group: package2
git clone git@github.com:ciena-frost/ember-frost-lts.git
cd ember-frost-lts
npm install && bower install
If you want to add new packages/groups to install you simply have to modify the lts.json file and use the following format:
{
"group-name": {
"packages": {
"package-name": "package-version"
}
},
"package-name": "package-version"
}
A dummy application for development is available under ember-frost-lts/tests/dummy.
To run the server run ember server (or npm start) from the root of the repository and
visit the app at http://localhost:4200.
Run npm test from the root of the project to run linting checks as well as execute the test suite
and output code coverage.
0.7.2
FAQs
Tool to install/uninstall the LTS ecosystem packages
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