ember-auth is an authentication framework for ember.js.

Important! ember-auth is no replacement for secure server-side API code. Read the security page for more information.

• Install: Installation notes
• Getting started: A demo and tutorial for rails + devise + ember-auth is available. ! Note ! The demo hasn't been upgraded to 9.x yet.
• Full docs: at the ember-auth site.
• Upgrade guide for users from previous Major Versions: at the changelog

ember-auth uses Semantic Versioning strictly. Even the most minor BC-breaking change will trigger a major version bump. That means you can safely use the pessimistic version constraint operator (~> 1.2) for rubygems, or >= 1.2 && < 2.0 for other dependency managers.

You are welcome! As usual:

1. Fork
2. Branch
3. Hack
4. Test
5. Commit
6. Pull request

You can be lazy and just open a PR. Travis will run the tests.

ember-auth tests are written in jasmine.

1. Grab a copy of ruby. RVM recommended.
2. bundle install to install dependencies.
3. jasmine-headless-webkit or (bundle exec) rake jasmine:headless to run tests, or guard for continuous integration testing.

ember-auth has been setup with guard, which will continuously monitor lib and spec files for changes and re-run the tests automatically.

rake dist. Or bundle exec rake dist if you are not using RVM, or are not otherwise scoping the bundle.

MIT