# ember-cli Published articles for ember-cli. This is one page of public article previews, not the complete archive. Follow Next page to continue. Summaries are not the original full articles. ## Ember CLI Addon Docs: Shared Documentation for the Ember Ecosystem DevFeed: [Ember CLI Addon Docs: Shared Documentation for the Ember Ecosystem]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Author: pzuraq Published: 2018-03-07T21:00:37Z Content type: article Language: en Sources: [Addepar]() Topics: [Ember](), [Documentation](), [code productivity](), [JavaScript]() Tags: [automated](), [developer-productivity](), [documentation](), [ember](), [ember-cli](), [emberjs](), [examples](), [experimental](), [full-text-search]() ### AI overview Addepar describes the development of ember-cli-addon-docs, a shared documentation solution for Ember addons. The project addresses limitations in existing tools by providing Ember-focused API documentation, Markdown templates, live demos, versioning, automated deployments, search, and pluggable API documentation generators. ### Source excerpt On our road to modern Ember here at Addepar, we've been hard at work developing a new component library to replace a lot of our older components, such as the now deprecated Ember Widgets library. As anyone who has built a shared toolset of components will know, one of the more tedious tasks faced by a library developer is documentation -- users of the new components need to be able to reference the APIs to know how to use them, and having a single source of truth for your docs is invaluable to developer productivity, but setting up docs in the first place is a lot of hard work! For Ember, part of the problem is that there is no standard documentation solution as of yet. The core Ember and Ember-CLI API docs use YUIDoc to generate docs automatically, but it is an aging library which doesn't have much support for modern javascript features. JSDoc is also falling behind the times lately, and newer doc tools like ESDoc and Documentation.js are still too experimental for widespread use. Moreover, none of these tools targets Ember -- they are meant for generic Javascript usage and don't highlight things that Ember devs need to know, like what arguments a component receives, what actions it sends, or what values it yields. Worse yet, none of these tools has support for live examples and demos. To get those, most addon authors resort to building an Ember app, usually using the test application (or Dummy app) included with the addon. Building an app takes time and effort, and in the end this means that very few addons in the ecosystem are fully documented with good examples and well described APIs. When we started to set up our documentation we ran into all of these issues, and we began wondering where the shared solution was for Ember documentation. As often happens in the Ember community, it turned out others had been wondering this as well! We joined forces with Sam Selikoff, Dan Freeman, and the Ember Learning team to work on ember-cli-addon-docs, a project whose goal is t ## Creating an Integration test in Ember.js (Screencast) DevFeed: [Creating an Integration test in Ember.js (Screencast)]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Published: 2014-06-27T00:00:00Z Content type: tutorial Language: en Sources: [Robin Ward]() Topics: [Ember](), [Integration testing](), [Testing](), [Command-line interface]() Tags: [boilerplate](), [ember](), [ember-cli](), [how-to](), [integration-test](), [integration-testing](), [js]() ### AI overview A screencast tutorial explains how to set up integration testing in an Ember.js application with ember-cli, including the boilerplate required at the top of integration test files. ### Source excerpt Once upon a time it used to be difficult to create integration tests in Ember.js. Fortunately, the framework has come a long way and it's now really easy to get integration testing working in your application. This screencast shows how to set it up with ember-cli: There is some boilerplate code required that you'll need at the top of your integration test files if you want to do it yourself. Here it is: ## Building Emberredit (screencast) DevFeed: [Building Emberredit (screencast)]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Published: 2014-05-29T00:00:00Z Content type: tutorial Language: en Sources: [Robin Ward]() Topics: [Ember](), [App](), [Framework](), [Command-line interface]() Tags: [advanced](), [application](), [building](), [ember](), [ember-cli](), [how-to]() ### AI overview A screencast demonstrates how to build an Ember.js application without Ember Data. It converts the emberreddit project to ember-cli, beginning with a simple implementation and progressing to building an identity map. ### Source excerpt One of my more popular blog entries is on using Ember.js without Ember Data. Recently I've been going through my old entries and making sure they don't have any glaring mistakes, and I realized this would be a good opportunity to convert my emberreddit project to ember-cli. This screencast shows how you can build an Ember.js application without using Ember Data. It starts off simple and then shows how to build advanced stuff like an identity map yourself.