Ember routing example

gistfile1.coffee

# Works against Ember HEAD.
# Note the routing still changes a lot. This might not work tomorrow.

window.App = Ember.Application.create()

App.Router = Ember.Router.extend
  location: 'hash' # hopefully it will auto-pick and support HTML5 in the future

  root: Ember.State.extend
    index: Ember.State.extend
      route: '/'

      connectOutlets: (manager) ->
        manager.transitionTo('elections')

    elections: Ember.State.extend
      route: '/elections'

      index: Ember.State.extend
        route: '/'

        connectOutlets: (manager) ->

      show: Ember.State.extend
        route: '/:election_id'
        modelType: App.Election  # this is an ember-data model, which has an id

        connectOutlets: (manager, election) ->
          console.log(election)

# This auto-instantiates the router class found at App.Router and starts the routing
App.initialize()

Yeah, I'm not sure yet what they even mean by outlet, terminology-wise.

I haven't hooked up controllers and views with my routing yet, but I'm expecting there's some kind of pattern this is meant to be used with. I'll go have a stab at it on Monday night. Maybe some gists or docs will have turned up by then, else I'll ask around on #emberjs.