Patrick Berkeley
Patrick Berkeley
Ah that would do it :-P Pretty sure a webpack config is required then.
@alexlafroscia that sounds like the same issue. For anyone who wants to tackle this, it's not quite as straightforward as using a moment object because ember-power-calendar [can work with either...
@jamesdixon yeah we monkey patch it: ```ts // components/power-calendar/days.ts import moment from 'moment'; // @ts-ignore import EmberPowerCalendarDaysComponent from 'ember-power-calendar/components/power-calendar/days'; export default class PowerCalendarDaysComponent extends EmberPowerCalendarDaysComponent { buildDay(...args) { const day...
For what it's worth, we too are running into this issue.
From my tests the implementation above doesn't work for the values `1`, `2`, `3`. This does: ```js const ordinalSuffixes = ['th', 'st', 'nd', 'rd']; function ordinalSuffix(number) { const value =...
Ah nice. 👍
@aatauil yes, we stopped using ember-concurrency and ember-concurrency-decorators altogether.
@jdkahn does https://github.com/tildeio/router.js/pull/303 describe the same issue you are seeing?
A `meta` prop would be one way to go. Another solution would be to allow optional key-value pairs on `MacroOptions`. ```ts export interface MacroOptions { callback: KeyMacroModifierCallback; executionKey: string; modifierKeys?:...
Possibly use https://github.com/healthsparq/ember-fountainhead. Their guides feature would allow us to expose the two features listed on this issue.