ChristopherJohnson25

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ChristopherJohnson25

So bascially, user location is gotten in the application controller. This gets saved as userLocation, and accessed via computer property on other routes controllers. It's only needed on vineyard/index and vineyard/show routes. Seems like the right away to do this...

Once user location is recieved and accessible via the template, it is passed to the miles-away component along with vineyardLocation (address string, Google is smart enough to handle these, even if the user inputs wrong zips, spells things wrong etc etc). 

The component miles-away then takes these two parameters and runs the long function you see in miles-away.js. Now the way this is setup seems like really poor execution. It renders how many miles away a vineyard is, but gives me no way to sort. That should make sense just by looking at the handlebars templates. 

Do I put this whole list in my component? I'm using ember composable helpers, so sorting should work nicely when I can get the distanceFrom at the model level?? This is the absolute m