I know EmberJS promotes "data down, actions up", but I have a scenario that I'm not sure how to fit into that paradigm. It's best if I explain by an example that's analogous to what I'm trying to achieve.
Let's say I have a fixed header component ('fixed-header
'). I want this header to appear always, so of course I add it to my main application template:
Now let's say I want my header to display some information about the route I'm on. For simplicity's sake, let's say each route has a title I want displayed in the fixed header. So whether I'm on /foo
or /foo/bar/baz
or /wackawacka/meh?cat=meow
, I want that route to be able to send some data to fixed-header
component to display. In other words, I want to send data up to the main application route where fixed-header
resides, or directly to the component itself.
What is the ideal way to approach this? My first instinct was to create a service that my-header
listens to and routes can post their information to. But is that the right thing to do? It seems weird to me to create a service just to send a little bit of text. Is there another way?
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