http://emberjs.com/guides/models/the-fixture-adapter/ http://emberjs.com/guides/getting-started/using-fixtures/
This should get you on the right track. The only difference would be modifying old syntax slightly from 'app. …Adapter.extend to the newer …
'import Ember from ‘ember’;
export default ember.fixtureAdapter.extend ({
// Fixture code from those articles goes here…
})
You should be using ember-cli which automates the creation of this file/start code with… ‘ember g adapter ’ then add ‘Fixture’ to the generated code. It can be specified from the initial ‘ember g’ command I just forget.
- http mock servers are superior to Fixture adapters due to a more close resemblance of actual production code eventually required.
Just run ember g http-mock and then insert data in JSON format in the generated folder => Server/mocks/resource.js on line 7 between the brackets. I believe that requires an adapter… ‘ember g adapter application’ and insertion of =>
export default… {
namespace: ‘api’
}
Its worthwhile familiarizing yourself w/ process of adding the ‘Model Hook’ on the route.js file from each resource you use with an API… easy to do and a constant on most apps.
-emberwatch.com -emberweekly.com -ember-cli 101 -Adolfo -developing an Ember.js edge - Matt Beale n friends -Codeschool course - warming up with ember -+100 bloggers who do app/feature implementation write-ups …
Good Luck