Version:
Version:
- Getting started
- Overview
- Installation
- Quickstart
- Upgrading
- Writing your server
- Defining routes
- Seeding your database
- Acceptance testing
- API
- Configuration
- Collections
- Route handlers
- Database
- Factories
- Fixtures
- Models
- Schema
- Serializers
- Shorthands
- Cookbook
- Manually starting Mirage
- Simulating cookie responses
Installation
To install Mirage, run
ember install ember-cli-mirage
Ember should run Mirage’s default generator during install, which will add a /mirage directory to the root of your project. If it doesn’t you can always re-run the generator with
ember g ember-cli-mirage
Check out the upgrade guide if you’re upgrading Mirage versions.
Note for Prettier users
There’s an Ember CLI bug that exposes itself when using Prettier + Mirage. A longer-term fix is in the works, but for now, if you’re using Prettier and install Mirage, you can either
- pin
eslint-plugin-prettierto 2.6.0, or -
add the following to
.eslintignore:/mirage/mirage