Generate a top-level <project-name> component and put it in index.stache #269

mjstahl · 2017-10-23T21:40:30Z

Description:

For a newly generated application we should do the following:

Generate a <main_folder>/components/<project-name> component.
Place this <project-name> component in the index.stache instead of a <h1>.

This occurred after conversations about a client project.

The app.js should only be responsible for three things:

Rendering the appropriate application entry, whether that be the application itself (when their is a session), or a log in page, or something else the application may need.
Manage the route
Acquire and manage the session of the application.

With this addition an index.stache might look like:

<html>
  <head>
    <title>{{title}}</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <can-import from="hello-world/styles.less" />
    <can-import from="hello-world/app" export-as="viewModel" />
    <can-import from="hello-world/components/hello-world />
    
    <hello-world />

    {{!--
    {{#if session}}
      <hello-world />
    {{else}}
      <login session:to="session" />
    {{/if}}
    --}}
    ...

Or something like that.

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Generate a top-level <project-name> component and put it in index.stache #269

Generate a top-level <project-name> component and put it in index.stache #269

mjstahl commented Oct 23, 2017 •

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Generate a top-level <project-name> component and put it in index.stache #269

Generate a top-level <project-name> component and put it in index.stache #269

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