#emberjs

alexspeller: is it accurate to say that using the component helper to render a component determined at runtime, is not considered dynamically rendering a template because the component templates are already rendered, and the use of that helper just turns into some JS logic for swapping in/out the template contents?

NeoHamled: yeah, the templates are already compiled and registered with the Ember application

ok

what's the -routing service packaged with?

as it happens, I’m currently trying to do something like {{component myModel.componentName}} and it’s not rendering anything for that… I’m still very new to Ember and not sure what approach I should use for debugging that situation

This is the full template, and the JS code that was generated from it (which, from a quick glance, seems to be saying there are some errors in my template code?) https://gist.github.com/Hamled/98081baba0716f7e...

there is a private routing service now?

NeoHamled: what is that js from?

NeoHamled: if you have an incorrect template, ember-cli will tell you during the build process

alexspeller: it’s the source for emojivator/templates/problems.js

I assume that’s what the build process has generated?

there’s a similar one for every template I have

NeoHamled: where are those js files located? In tmp somewhere?

I… guess? I’m only seeing it through the sources tab in firefox’s developer tools

yeah it’s in tmp/template_compiler_output_path-whatever.tmp/

oh right

ok yeah normally you wouldn't see compiled templates as something you interact with

the impression I’m coming to is the fragmentReason “problems” are not necessarily template errors that I need to fix

yeah

but I genuinely have no idea of where I should be debugging to understand why this use of the component helper is not doing anything

have you checked myModel.componentName has the value you expect in it?

I guess I haven’t explicitly output it in the template, so no

hrm… it’s definitely not getting a value for that, which is very weird because I’m getting it from a mirage fixture, and I can see very clearly the data is there, and my Mirage config is supposed to pass it along

and in the FF console I can see the json-api call to get that data, and that attribute’s value is included in what gets received

oh blah I am so forgetful

I updated the whole mirage side of things but didn’t actually update the model :P

okay that’s working, thank you for all the help alexspeller

np

Has anyone worked with torii and redirects with hashbangs?

hi all

I'm trying to use simple-auth for authentication

follow this tutorial

after login and refresh page

it cannot load session from localStorage

the message is : The authenticator "authenticator:oauth2" rejected to restore the session - invalidating…

dunno what I'm doing wrong

any help?

since I can't change properties from index.js to application.hbs, can I call a function from index.js that is in application.js and then changes the property in application.hbs?

dionysus69: Helpers? file:///Users/user/Library/Application%20Suppor...

Ooops. Sorry. :P I'll get you a *real* link

dionysus69: https://guides.emberjs.com/v2.3.0/templates/wri...