Reputation: 10244
Let's say my Router
looks like this:
Bananas.Router.map ->
@resource "bananas", ->
@route 'index', path: '/'
and my BananasIndexRoute
looks like this:
Bananas.BananasIndexRoute = Ember.Route.extend
setupController: (controller) ->
controller.set("content", [ "baby", "manzano", "burro", "plantain", "red" ])
Manipulating the bananas belongs in the BananaController
, but when the user visits waytomanybananas.com
, I'd like they to be able to interact with my application. Currently, I'm accomplishing this by redirecting the user to the bananas path like this:
Bananas.IndexRoute = Ember.Route.extend
redirect: -> @transitionTo("bananas")
However, I'd prefer to have the the application render the bananas
route when I visit the root URL (the equivilent of root
in Rails). What's the best way to accomplish this using Ember?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1919
Reputation: 23322
this would do it
Bananas.Router.map ->
@resource "bananas", path: '/'
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 9092
Add a path
to your resource:
Bananas.Router.map ->
@resource 'bananas', { path: '/' }, ->
Upvotes: 1