I am still a novice and I am converting an application from Node Express to Ember I'm confused on some of the methodology involved in Ember.
In the current application there is a form that is submitted and then executes a query based on the input. In the app.js of the current application there is a switch statement on POST:
app.post('/test', function(req, res){
switch(req.body.module) {
case "Option 1":
getOption1Results(req, res);
break;
case "Option2":
getOption2Results(req, res)
break;
case "Option 3":
getOptio3Results(req, res)
break;
case "Option 4":
getOption4Results(req, res)
break;
default:
console.log("didn't work")
}
To get the same results in Ember I don't know whether I should be creating a service to do the above or creating a route and executing the query in a model that's passed to the template.
Any advice is very much appreciated.
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