The Emberjs core has a new router implementation that extends Ember.StateManager. This is the basic router that I have just implemented (using coffeescript):
Emee.set "stateManager", Ember.Router.create
location: "hash"
enableLogging: true
start: Ember.State.extend
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
connectOutlets: (manager) ->
console.log(manager)
tasks: Ember.State.extend
route: "/tasks"
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
show: Ember.State.extend
route: "/show"
users: Ember.State.extend
route: "/users"
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
Amy is my Ember namespace. I have a couple of questions:
1) When the page is loaded with a hash URL http://localhost:3000/#tasks, it goes into the correct start.tasks.index state, but in hashChange it just sends a message to routePath of the current state. Emee.stateManager.route ("/ tasks") also does the same. It does not change state and sends a routePath message to the current state. Do we need to implement routePath ourselves? If not, how can we change the state by specifying a route?
2) , . "connectOutlets", -, . ?
UPDATE
ember . :
Emee.Router = Ember.Router.extend
location: "hash"
enableLogging: true
root: Ember.State.extend
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
redirectsTo: 'tasks.index'
tasks: Ember.State.extend
route: "/tasks"
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
connectOutlets: (manager) ->
console.log("in index");
show: Ember.State.extend
route: "/show"
connectOutlets: (manager) ->
console.log("in show");
users: Ember.State.extend
route: "/users"
index: Ember.State.extend
route: "/"
Emee.initialize()
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