I have this a model in this path:

/my-project/app/models/my-model.js

And I want to import it from a route in this path:

/my-project/app/routes/battles/battle/bats/new.js

The import sentence looks like this:

import MyModel from '../../../../models/my-model';

The path is insane, I have to use the try and error system to figure out it. Also if I want to import the same model in another ponent I can't just copy&paste because this path is only valid from an specific path. For the same reason if I change the path of the ponent importing my model I have to update the import path.

I would like to have path relative to the root of the project, something like:

import MyModel from '/models/my-model';

Is this possible?

I have this a model in this path:

/my-project/app/models/my-model.js

And I want to import it from a route in this path:

/my-project/app/routes/battles/battle/bats/new.js

The import sentence looks like this:

import MyModel from '../../../../models/my-model';

The path is insane, I have to use the try and error system to figure out it. Also if I want to import the same model in another ponent I can't just copy&paste because this path is only valid from an specific path. For the same reason if I change the path of the ponent importing my model I have to update the import path.

I would like to have path relative to the root of the project, something like:

import MyModel from '/models/my-model';

Is this possible?

• javascript
• ember.js
• ember-cli
• ember.js-2

• 1 import Potato from app-name/potato-folder/potato-file/ – Patsy Issa Commented Dec 21, 2015 at 12:30
• @Kitler, it works.. can you create an Answer with this ment so I can accept it?.. ups.. looks like someone has already done it :) – fguillen Commented Dec 21, 2015 at 13:28

1 Answer 1

Ember CLI registers everything in app/ under the project name, so the import should look like this:

import MyModel from 'my-project/models/my-model';