npm install --save-dev ember-cli-sass
ember install ember-cli-foundation-6-sass
Run the generator to install the dependencies
ember g ember-cli-foundation-6-sassThen, either let the generator add the app.scss file, or include the following in your existing one:
// For foundation-sites <= 6.3.0
// @import 'foundation';
// For foundation-sites >= 6.3.0
@include foundation-everything;
Note - Due to issue introduced by [email protected], you should use the following in your app.scss until the issue resolved.
@import "foundation-sites/foundation";
Also, if you encountered error Error: File to import not found or unreadable: util/util., you need to include
@import "foundation-sites/util/util";
See Foundation 6 documentation for details.
http://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/
If you want to include just the partials that you are actually using in your app, copy the foundation-everything mixin
into a foundation-custom file, and import that mixin instead of the foundation-everything mixin. Then you can adjust
what is and isn't included by editing the foundation-custom file. Warning: you will need to manage your dependencies
and styles manually if going this route.
To use Foundation's Javascript features add foundationJS to your Ember app's options.
// ember-cli-build.js
/* global require, module */
var EmberApp = require('ember-cli/lib/broccoli/ember-app');
module.exports = function(defaults) {
var app = new EmberApp(defaults, {
// Add options here
'ember-cli-foundation-6-sass': {
'foundationJs': 'all'
}
});
return app.toTree();
};To use only parts of Foundation's Javascript features add foundationJS to your
Ember app's options with an array of the elements to include. Remove the elements that
should not be included. Using this method will require managing the dependencies for each
component and making sure the appropriate util. files are included for the components
being included. Because Foundation since v6.2 has written the modules in ES6, they need
to be transpiled to ES5 (Ember does not transpile the vendors.js files).
// ember-cli-build.js
/* global require, module */
var EmberApp = require('ember-cli/lib/broccoli/ember-app');
module.exports = function(defaults) {
var app = new EmberApp(defaults, {
// Add options here
'ember-cli-foundation-6-sass': {
'foundationJs': [
'core',
'util.box',
'util.keyboard',
'util.mediaQuery',
'util.motion',
'util.nest',
'util.timerAndImageLoader',
'util.touch',
'util.triggers',
'abide',
'accordion',
'accordionMenu',
'drilldown',
'dropdown',
'dropdownMenu',
'equalizer',
'interchange',
'magellan',
'offcanvas',
'orbit',
'responsiveMenu',
'responsiveToggle',
'reveal',
'slider',
'sticky',
'tabs',
'toggler',
'tooltip'
]
},
}
});
return app.toTree();
};All of the Foundation components which require Javascript have been turned into Ember components.
The vast majority of the Foundation Javascript options have been exposed as component parameters. See the Zurb Foundation for Sites documentation for any specifics.
Any exceptions are documented below.
Each Foundation Javascript widget can be directly accessed through the zfUi property. For example, the following would call the open method on the reveal component:
myRevealComponent.get('zfUi').open();A full sample is available in tests/dummy/app/templates/application.hbs
To run the sample, clone this repo and run:
npm install
ember serveUsage
Usage
This addon tends to avoid markup-only related components, this component is a special case. This is a good way to easily provide a flash-message-style component to your Ember app.
NOTE: This addon will not work as expected, unless used within the ember-cli-flash!
This is designed to integrate with the ember-cli-flash addon (which provides a foundation5 styling option)
Usage with ember-cli-flash
If you want to bring your own data and actions:
Or use block params:
Usage
Usage
Usage
Usage
There are several additional options outside of the documented options on the Zurb Foundation site.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| showLeftOffCanvas | Show left off-canvas element |
| showRightOffCanvas | Show right off-canvas element |
Accessing the zf widget directly is a bit different with the off-canvas component. In the case of a single off canvas element (i.e. left or right ) the zfUi element can be accessed. However, if both the showLeftOffCanvas and showRightOffCanvas flags are set, this is a bit problematic. An array containing both of the elements can be accessed as the zfUiList member.
Usage. This illustrates both a left and right off-canvas widget.
The following options are not yet supported:
- animInFromRight
- animOutToRight
- animInFromLeft
- animOutToLeft
- useMUI
Usage
The following options are not yet supported:
- animationIn
- animationOut
Usage
Usage
Usage
The template option has been renamed to zf-template as this causes a collision with an existing Ember component member.
Usage
- Improve unit and integration tests
- Improve documentation
- Create an adapter so Liquid Fire can be used natively instead of Motion