EmberJS

In the Ember application, object instances are maintained by the container for inspecting the objects. You can inspect the objects by using the Container tab as shown below − Next, click on…

Ember inspector provides promises based on their states such as Fulfilled, Pending and Rejected. Click on the Promises tab and you will see the list of Promises with the specified state. As shown in the…

You can see the list of application's routes defined by the inspector. When you click on the /# Routes tab, it will show the list of application's routes. Ember inspector can display…

The view tree provides the current state of an application which includes currently rendered template, model, controller, and components in a trees format. You can inspect the template to see…

The Ember inspector allows interacting with the Ember objects. To view the object's properties, click on the Ember object − The objects can be viewed under parent objects along with…

Ember Inspector is a browser add-on, which is used to debug your Ember applications. Follow the steps given below to install it on Google Chrome, Firefox browsers − Google Chrome…

Ember inspectors is a browser add-on that is used to debug the Ember applications. The Ember inspector includes the following topics − S.No.Ember inspector Ways & Description1Installing the InspectorsYou can…

You can embed an application into an existing page by changing the root element. When you create an application, by default the application template will be rendered by the application…

The prototype extensions can be disabled by setting the EXTEND_PROTOTYPES flag to false. Open the config/environment.js file and set the flag in the ENV object − ENV = { EmberENV: { EXTEND_PROTOTYPES: false }…

You can configure the Ember App and CLI for managing the application's environment. The environment config file will be present at config/environment.js. It contains the following code structure − module.exports =…