Inspecting Objects via the Container

Inspecting Objects via the Container Every Ember application has a container that maintains object instances for you. You can inspect these

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Library Info

Library Info To see a list of libraries used in your application, click on the Info menu. This view displays the libraries used

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Inspecting Routes

Inspecting Routes The Routes tab displays a list of your application's routes. For the following code:

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Tackling Deprecations

Tackling Deprecations As part of making your app upgrades as smooth as possible, the Inspector gathers your deprecations, groups them, and

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The View Tree

The View Tree You can use the View Tree to inspect your application's current state. The View Tree shows you the currently rendered templates

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Ember Inspector

Introduction The Ember Inspector is a browser add-on designed to help you understand and debug your Ember applications. You can install it

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Data Tab

Data Tab You can inspect your models by clicking on the Data tab. Check out

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Installing the Inspector

Installing the Inspector You can install the Inspector on Google Chrome, Firefox, other browsers (via a bookmarklet), and on mobile devices

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Debugging Promises

Debugging Promises The Inspector provides a way to look at all Promises created in your application. Click on the Promises menu

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Object Inspector

Object Inspector The Inspector includes a panel that allows you to view and interact with your Ember objects. To open it, click on any Ember

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