ember

Create new Ember app

$ ember new [app-name]

$ ember generate component [component-name]

$ ember serve

$ ember build --environment production

$ ember test

$ ember install [addon-name]

ember command [options]

ember is the command-line interface for Ember.js, a JavaScript framework for building ambitious web applications. It handles project scaffolding, development, building, and testing.
The CLI provides generators for creating components, routes, services, and other Ember constructs following conventions. The development server includes live reload.
Ember CLI manages dependencies, build configuration, and addon installation, providing a complete development workflow.

COMMAND

Ember CLI command: new, generate, serve, build, test, install.

Create new application.

Generate blueprint (component, route, etc.).

Start development server.

Build application.

Run test suite.

Install Ember addon.

Display help information.

.ember-cli

Project-specific Ember CLI configuration file.

Main application configuration including API endpoints, feature flags, and environment-specific settings.

Requires Node.js and npm. Large initial project size. Convention-heavy approach has learning curve. Some addons may not be maintained.

Ember CLI was created to provide a standard toolchain for Ember.js development. Ember.js itself was created by Yehuda Katz (also known for jQuery and Rust's Cargo) and Tom Dale, released in 2011.

npm(1), node(1), angular(1)