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ember-simple-wormhole

Ember addon that wraps in-element

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ember-simple-wormhole

This addon provides a component that allows for rendering a block in a DOM element somewhere else on the page. It's inspired by ember-wormhole, but written using Octane idioms and leveraging the Ember helper in-element.

Compatibility

  • Ember.js v3.20 or above
  • Ember CLI v3.20 or above
  • Node.js v10 or above

Installation

ember install ember-simple-wormhole

Usage

Basic example:

<div id="destination-elem">
  {{!-- Text will appear here --}}
</div>

<EmberSimpleWormhole @to="destination-string">
  <p>This text is rendered in "destination-string"</p>
</EmberSimpleWormhole>

renderInPlace example:

<div id="destination-elem"></div>

<EmberSimpleWormhole @to="destination-string" @renderInPlace={{true}}>
  <p>This text is rendered in "destination-string"</p>
  {{!-- Text will appear here --}}
</EmberSimpleWormhole>

Placement of destination elements

The destination element must be in the DOM when the wormhole component is invoked, otherwise it will not be found. For use cases such as a modal that could be triggered on multiple routes, consider placing the destination element in the application template to ensure it will always be present.

Mutliple wormholes with the same destination element

If multiple EmberSimpleWormholes have the same destination element, content from each wormhole will be appended to the destination and will not override any existing markup.

FastBoot

This component does not render inside FastBoot, as it's not possible to query the DOM to get the destination element.

API reference

OptionTypeDescription
@toString/ElementThe element into which the inner block should be rendered
@renderInPlaceBooleanInstead of rendering the inner block in another element, it's rendered in line. Note: this overrides the @to argument

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Package last updated on 04 Jun 2021

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