Dependencies between engines
See original GitHub issueWe have the following architecture:
- A core ember-cli app
- Multiple ember-engines, let’s name them A and B
Basically engine A has an dependency to engine B due the fact that A requires a model which is declared in B.
Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to work (model not found
).
Is there any way how engine A can access a model of engine B? Maybe through declaring this dependency?
This is urgent, so we’re thankful for any advice.
Thanks for your time and work!
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- Created 7 years ago
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You can use ember-cli-mirage in engines. I created an addon for my app, e.g.
my-app-test-helpers
, including the mirage definitions. You can then hook them up in each of your engines like this: https://github.com/samselikoff/ember-cli-mirage/issues/920This way, I have acceptance tests in each engine for the application parts of this engine, but the mock server is the same for all the engines (as is the real API server)
The
room
model must be in the application because you are associating it with its model. Then all you need to do is pass the store to any engines that need to usehouse
androom
.