Hello,
I am about to start hacking away at discourse, but I am confused how ember is used. Running commands such as ‘ember version’ or ‘ember g ’ give the error ‘ember: No such file or directory’. Do I need to install the ember cli separately?
The discussion revolves around using Ember CLI with Discourse. Initially, drew0101 encountered issues running Ember commands, but sam clarified that Ember CLI is not used for developing Discourse, and instead, Rails should be configured.
drew0101 asked if there was a downside to configuring Rails to use Ember-CLI, to which sam replied that it would be a massive change due to Discourse’s custom asset pipeline.
spirobel inquired about the documentation for the asset pipeline to use Ember code in a plugin. The documentation’s location remains unclear, as andersonmmi also asked for it.
However, codinghorror mentioned that eviltrout is working on getting Discourse up to date with Ember CLI, a challenging task due to the age of the Ember application and the large number of plugins and themes that need to be considered.
Hello,
I am about to start hacking away at discourse, but I am confused how ember is used. Running commands such as ‘ember version’ or ‘ember g ’ give the error ‘ember: No such file or directory’. Do I need to install the ember cli separately?
We do not use Ember CLI to develop Discourse. You need to configure Rails and run it. To make life easier use our docker dev environment. https://github.com/discourse/discourse/tree/master/bin/docker
Is there a downside to configuring Rails to use Ember-CLI?
This would be a GIANT Ginormous change. We have a very custom asset pipeline.
Ist diese Asset-Pipeline irgendwo dokumentiert? Ich möchte gerne Ember-Code wie in diesem Beispiel in einem Plugin verwenden:
Wie gehe ich dabei vor? Muss ich den Code manuell kopieren?
Hast du die Dokumentation zum Asset Pipeline jemals gefunden?
Wow, dieses Thema ist schon alt, aber @eviltrout arbeitet in den letzten Monaten daran, uns auf Ember CLI zu bringen – das ist eine große Aufgabe!
Ja, unsere Ember-Anwendung ist mittlerweile ziemlich alt, und wir haben uns noch nicht vollständig von einigen alten Gewohnheiten verabschiedet. Außerdem ist das Upgrade langsamer, da wir Hunderte von Plugins und Themes haben, die wir dabei nicht beschädigen wollen.
Trotzdem erwarte ich, dass ich bald gute Fortschritte machen werde!