@glimmer/resolver

constructor

constructor(entries?: Dict<any>);

method get

get: (specifier: string) => any;

method has

has: (specifier: string) => boolean;

constructor

constructor(config: ResolverConfiguration, registry: ModuleRegistry);

property config

config: ResolverConfiguration;

property registry

registry: ModuleRegistry;

method identify

identify: (specifier: string, referrer?: string) => string;

method resolve

resolve: (specifier: string, referrer?: string) => any;

method retrieve

retrieve: (specifier: string) => any;

property defaultType

defaultType?: string;

property group

group?: string;

property privateCollections

privateCollections?: string[];

property types

types?: string[];

property unresolvable

unresolvable?: boolean;

method get

get: (specifier: string) => any;

method has

has: (specifier: string) => boolean;

property definitiveCollection

definitiveCollection?: string;

property unresolvable

unresolvable?: boolean;

property mainPath

mainPath?: string;

• The path to the directory that contains the main export for the package.

  By default, mainPath = '/src'.

property name

name: string;

• The name of the package, as defined in package.json.

  For example, a package published to npm as ember-super-input must also use this name.

property rootName

rootName?: string;

• An alias used for module resolution.

  For addons, the rootName will initially be a read-only property that equals the package name with any ember- and ember-cli- prefixes stripped. (e.g. ember-super-input becomes super-input). It's possible that custom overrides / aliases will be allowed in the future.

  All apps should use a rootName of "app" for consistency.

property app

app?: PackageDefinition;

property collections

collections: Dict<ModuleCollectionDefinition>;

property types

types: Dict<ModuleTypeDefinition>;