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  • How to Make Textarea Autogrow Using Ember.js? preview
    7 min read
    To make a textarea autogrow using Ember.js, you can create a custom Ember component that listens for changes in the textarea content and dynamically adjusts the height of the textarea based on the content. You can achieve this by setting up an event listener for input changes in the textarea element and updating the element's style attribute to change its height dynamically.

  • What Is A Canonical Way to Redirect Back In Ember.js? preview
    4 min read
    In Ember.js, the canonical way to redirect back is by using the transitionToRoute method in the route object. This method allows you to redirect to a specific route in your application, including redirecting back to the previous route. By passing the argument this.routeName, you can easily redirect back to the route that triggered the redirection.

  • How to Implement Filtering In Ember.js preview
    7 min read
    In Ember.js, filtering can be implemented using computed properties and getters. To filter a list of items, you can create a computed property that returns a filtered array based on certain conditions.For example, you can define a computed property called filteredItems that filters the items array based on a particular property value. This can be achieved by using the Ember.computed.filter method and specifying the filtering condition inside the function.

  • Where to Put Global State In Ember.js? preview
    9 min read
    In Ember.js, global state can be stored in various locations depending on its use case and complexity. One common approach is to use services to store global state. Services are singletons that can be accessed from any part of the application and can contain shared data or logic. Another option is to use the Ember Data store, which can store state related to data fetched from a backend server.

  • How to Display (In A View) A List Subset With Ember.js? preview
    7 min read
    To display a list subset in a view with Ember.js, you can use the {{#each}} helper in conjunction with a computed property that filters the original list to create a subset based on specific criteria. The computed property can be defined in the corresponding Ember component or controller, and the subset can then be iterated over using the {{#each}} helper in the template of the view to render the filtered list items.

  • How to Communicate Between Controllers In Ember.js? preview
    7 min read
    In Ember.js, you can communicate between controllers by using services, actions, or dependencies injection. One way to communicate between controllers is by using services. Services are singletons that can be used to share data and functionality between different parts of your application, including controllers. By injecting the service into the controllers that need to communicate with each other, you can access and update shared data.

  • How to Get A Pagination Route to Load Properly In Ember.js? preview
    6 min read
    To get a pagination route to load properly in Ember.js, you can follow these steps:Define a route for the paginated data in the router.js file.Use the model hook in the route file to fetch the paginated data from the backend server.Set up the pagination logic in the route file to display the data page by page.Implement the pagination logic in the template file to show the pagination controls and navigate between pages.

  • How to Unit Test Views In Ember.js? preview
    6 min read
    Unit testing views in Ember.js can be done using tools like QUnit or Mocha along with ember-qunit or ember-mocha. Views can be tested by setting up a testing environment using the appropriate tools and writing test cases that check for expected behavior in the views. Unit tests for views often involve checking if the proper elements are rendered, if actions are triggered correctly, and if any computed properties are functioning as expected.

  • How to Parse Nested Arrays In A Model In Ember.js? preview
    8 min read
    To parse nested arrays in a model in Ember.js, you can use computed properties and array methods to access and manipulate the data within the arrays. You can define computed properties that return specific elements or subsets of the nested arrays, and use Array methods such as map, filter, or reduce to iterate over the nested arrays and extract the desired data. By properly defining and manipulating computed properties, you can easily work with nested arrays in your Ember.js models.

  • How to Pass Params to A Router Action In Ember.js? preview
    5 min read
    In Ember.js, you can pass parameters to a router action by using the transitionToRoute method in your controller or component. This method allows you to specify the route name and any parameters that you want to pass to the route.For example, if you have a route named posts with a dynamic segment for the post ID, you can pass the post ID as a parameter to the transitionToRoute method like this: this.

  • How to Create A Multiselect List In Ember.js? preview
    5 min read
    To create a multiselect list in Ember.js, you can use the Ember Power Select addon which provides a powerful and customizable select component. First, install the Ember Power Select addon by running the command ember install ember-power-select. Next, you can use the {{#power-select}} component in your Ember template to create a multiselect list. You can customize the options and behaviors of the multiselect list by passing different parameters to the component.