ember-cli-inject-meta

Ember CLI Inject Meta

Inject meta tags into your index.html and loads them as modules.

Setup

In this example, we will create our user config that will be located in <APP_NAMESPACE>/config/user.js. In your express server, you will have to define the middleware.

// server/injex.js

var injectMeta = require('ember-cli-inject-meta');

app.use(injectMeta(function(req, res, inject) {
    inject({
        path: 'config/user',
        content: {
            username: 'offirgolan'
            isAdmin: true
        }
    })
}))

// app/routes/index.js

import Ember from 'ember';
import User from '../config/user';

export default Ember.Route.extend({
    redirect() {
        if(user.isAdmin) {
            this.transitionToRoute('admin.index');
        }
    }
})

Possible Inputs

The injectMeta function is passed a callback function that is given req, res, and inject. You must call inject, passing in either an array of meta module objects, or a single meta module object. Each meta module object should have:

• path (String): The path used to define your modules. (i.e confg/user)
• content (Object): The content your module will contain. This will be stringified and escaped before injecting it into the meta tag.

Examples

Single Meta Tag

injectMeta(function(req, res, inject) {
    inject({
        path: 'config/user',
        content: { username: 'offirgolan' }
    });
});

Mutliple Meta Tags

injectMeta(function(req, res, inject) {
    inject([{
        path: 'config/user',
        content: { username: 'offirgolan' }
    },{
        path: 'config/api',
        content: { endpoint: 'api/v2' }
    }])
})