#emberjs

ChargedLight: I believe it is in some circumstances

but you'll get an error in the console if that's the case

alexspeller: solved the problem of licence. Using the option 'preamble' in 'minifyJS' in the file 'ember-cli-build.js'

oh nice

For a component that has a computed value. Is it more performant for the computed value to be on 'model.id' or 'model'?

like dataHref: computed('video.id', function() { or dataHref: computed('video', function() {

For a component that has a computed value. Is it more performant for the computed value to be on 'model.id' or 'model'?

jtong_: I seriously doubt it makes any substantial difference

thank you

ive injected a cookie into my routes and controllers

how can i get at that cookie from an api.js file where i only import Ember from 'ember';?

the method from a router/controller is this.cookie.getCookie()

bangdollar: maybe you could put the cookie stuff in a service, inject *that* into routes and controllers, and in whatever else you need

how would i access it as a service? wouldnt i still need to inject that service into the router or controller?

the api.js has no reference to any route or controller

it just does import Ember from 'ember'

hrm

if it were a servie, i could do like this.cookieservice.get()/set()

from any route or controller right

im not sure how to get at it when not in a route or controller

okay let me put it this way

im using an api.js file to make calls to a backend service. when it logs in, the server returns a cookie

i have ember-cli-cookie installed

im just not sure how to get the cookie from the server response in this context (api.js file)

ive confirmd the server is sending the cookie

bangdollar: you add cookieservice: Ember.inject.service(), to your object properties, whatever that is

then you can this.get('cookieservice') and use any property/method on it in said object

(not sure what api.js is)

its just a file i made

bangdollar: sounds like api.js should be a service

it probably should be

right now its just a file i include to make backend calls

so i need to Ember.inject.service() in api.js?

no

you need to make it into a service

the other way around, wherever you need to make api calls you inject the service

ohhh

although I'm pretty sure ember-ajax handles all this for you already https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-ajax

and is included with ember-cli

there are still benefits to making your own service, kinda like the store

gotcha