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babel-plugin-ember-data-packages-polyfill

v0.1.2

Published

Polyfill for EmberData Packages API.

Downloads

687,786

Readme

babel-plugin-ember-data-packages-polyfill

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This plugin transforms Packages API import statements back to the legacy "DS" EmberData import syntax

Example

import Model, { attr, belongsTo, hasMany } from "@ember-data/model"

back to the legacy

import DS from 'ember-data';
const Model = DS.Model;
const attr = DS.attr;
const belongsTo = DS.belongsTo;
const hasMany = DS.hasMany;

Installation

npm install --save babel-plugin-ember-data-packages-polyfill

Why

This plugin provides an API polyfill to allow ember addon and app authors to adopt the Packages API whilst still maintaining backwards compatibility with older versions of EmberData that do not support this API.

The intention of this Babel Plugin is to also allow for a transition period and allow applications to exist in a mixed state whilst transitioning from the old imports to the new imports.

It also allows addons that only need to use a small amount of EmberData to do so while still supporting applications using all of EmberData.

How

Using the @ember-data/rfc395-data package, that contains the official mapping of old imports to new package imports, addons that adopt the new package imports can be transpiled back to the legacy format if ember-cli-babel detects that the host application ember version does not support the new modules API.

The plugin supports both default import Model from "@ember-data/model" and named import { attr } from "@ember-data/model" import statements, converting their syntax back to separate const variables within the source file. This transpilation is done at compile time by EmberCLI using ember-cli-babel.

In order for ember addon developers to adopt this new API syntax, they must declare a dependency on ember-cli-babel:v7.14.0 or above in their package.json:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "ember-cli-babel": "^7.14.0"
  }
}