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Opening an issue

Stack Overflow is the best place for general questions on how to use the library. Use the ember-cli-mirage tag.

It's best to ask a question with an attached Twiddle that demonstrates your bug/question. Use the Mirage Boilerplate Twiddle to reproduce your issue.

Contributing to Ember CLI Mirage

Docs development

If you're just making a change to a single page in the docs, you can simply use GitHub's interface. Find the relevant doc and click "Edit".

To make more substantial changes, you'll want to be able to write locally. The docs are a Jekyll site. Once you have Ruby, Bundler and Jekyll installed,

  1. Fork ember-cli-mirage on GitHub, then create a local clone of your fork:

    git clone [email protected]:[your-name]/ember-cli-mirage.git
cd ember-cli-mirage

  2. Checkout the gh-pages branch:

    git co gh-pages

  3. Start the Jekyll build:

    bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve --watch --baseurl ''

You should be able to visit localhost:4000 and see the docs site running locally. Now checkout a new branch, make your changes, and submit a PR!

Mirage development

To help out with Mirage development, first pull down the project locally and verify that all tests on master are passing.

  1. Fork ember-cli-mirage, then create a local clone of your fork:

    git clone [email protected]:[your-name]/ember-cli-mirage.git
cd ember-cli-mirage

  2. Ensure node is installed. I use version 4.2.x, the LTS release.

  • Ensure npm is installed

  1. Ensure ember-cli is installed: npm install -g ember-cli

  2. Ensure phantomjs v2.x is installed.

  3. Install dependencies and run the tests:

    npm i && bower i
ember test

If all tests pass, you should be all set. Checkout a new branch to start developing, then submit a PR when you're ready!