How do we add vendor libraries about ember-cli HOT 6 CLOSED

this likely will improved (or at least be documented) but adding the file to https://github.com/stefanpenner/ember-cli/blob/master/skeleton/Brocfile.js#L60-L64 should do the trick.

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@stefanpenner where should we put stylesheets?

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@ulisesrmzroche app/styles for now

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So if we want to say use d3 I would first install d3 with bower, then once d3 is available in /vendor we will add the file location to the list

legacyFilesToAppend: [
  'jquery.js',
  'handlebars.js',
  'ember.js',
  'ember-data.js',
  'ember-resolver.js',
  'vendors/d3.js`
],

So that from next time d3 is included in index.html and for my tests, available for importing and not available as global. Am I right?

So for a package available through bower I can do

1. add the package to bower.json
2. add the file to brocfile.js

This two steps should do the trick?

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It worked for me by just putting foundation.js on its own, w/out
specifying the vendor directory. It's probably the same with d3.

On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 1:26 AM, sabithpocker [email protected]:

So if we want to say use d3 I would first install d3 with bower, then
once d3 is available in /vendor we will add the file location to the list

legacyFilesToAppend: [
'jquery.js',
'handlebars.js',
'ember.js',
'ember-data.js',
'ember-resolver.js',
'vendors/d3.js`
],

So that from next time d3 is included in index.html and for my tests,
available for importing and not available as global. Am I right?

So for a package available through bower I can do

1. add the package to bower.json
2. add the file to brocfile.js

This two steps should do the trick?

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@ulisesrmzroche it is (this is slightly unexpected until you realize what its doing)

I'll add a quick note above legacyFilesToAppend telling the user what it does

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