Adds some runtime globals for making Ember.js developing a breeze

globals.js

//instance-initializers/globals.js

export function initialize(application) {
  let { environment } = application.resolveRegistration('config:environment');
  if (environment !== "production") {
    
     /**
      This basically exposes the application, pretty useful because
      you can use stuff like this from the console.

      App.lookup('route:some-route').actions.doSomething();
    */
    window.App = application;

    /*
      This will gives us access to the store easily, to make fast queries or checks!
      
      Fast and easy:
      var s = App.store.peekRecord('some-model', 1);
      
      App.store.createRecord('some-model', {name: 'Alberto'})

    */
    window.App.store = application.__container__.lookup("service:store");
    
    
    //shortcuts for every emberjs base type lookup
    //App.controller('auth.some')
    let objects = [
      'service',
      'controller',
      'route',
      'model'
    ];

    objects.forEach(type => {
      window.App[type] = function(name) {
        return application.lookup(`${type}:${name}`)
      }
    })
    
    /*
      Use a class for ergonimics with getters, grab the current model, route or controller based
      on the current active route!
    */
    class CurrentContext {
      get model() {
        return application.lookup(
          `controller:${application.lookup("service:router").currentRouteName}`
        ).model;
      }
      get controller() {
        return application.lookup(
          `controller:${application.lookup("service:router").currentRouteName}`
        );
      }
      get route() {
        return application.lookup(
          `route:${application.lookup("service:router").currentRouteName}`
        );
      }
    }


    window.App.ctx = new CurrentContext(); 
  }
}