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List all Ember route paths. (Just paste this in the console of your favorite Ember app)
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| // NOTE: `AppName` is simply your PascalCase application name (`modulePrefix` key from `../config/environment.js`) | |
| window.AppName.__container__.lookup('service:router')._router._routerMicrolib.recognizer.names; |
@backspace Thanks, yea this is a 5 year old gist...I updated it 👍
I can't get my application name to be recognised ... very strange ... anyway expanding on what backspace said here's another approach which steps around that problem (works in Ember Inspector 3.11.0).
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Use Ember Inspector and select 'Container',
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select 'route',
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click on $E at top of Container types list
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Enter '$E.router._routerMicrolib.recognizer.names;' into console.
Do you have ember-export-application-global? It’s turned off by default in a production environment.
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In Ember 3.4, at least, you can do this, as mentioned here:
But using the Ember Inspector makes this much easier!