I have an Ember.js model that's basically just an ID, a title, a body, and tags, where each tag has an ID and a title. Here's the JSON I'm feeding Ember from Rails:
{"created_at":"2012-02-19T03:28:26Z",
"body":"Example body",
"id":1,
"title":"Example title",
"updated_at":"2012-02-19T03:28:26Z"
"tags" :
{"id":1,
"name":"retweet"},
{"id":2,
"name":"twitter"},
{"id":3,
"name":"social"}
}
Question 1: How can I model the tags in the Ember.js model? Should there just be one "tags" field that contains a JS array of tags, or should there be one field for each tag, so there'd be tag1, tag2, tag3, etc., where each field has an array of ID and title?
Question 2: In my Handlebars templates, how can I use the tags to link each tag to /tags/{{tag.id}}?
I can't just use <a href="/tags/{{tag.id}}"></a>
since you can't embed Handlebars values in an attribute like that, and I can't use {{bindAttr}} since you can't concatenate strings (like /tags/) to the value. That leaves me with a computed property (which is the "right way", according to this) for each tag (so the computed property "tagurl" would just returns "/tag/" + tag.id
), but I'm not sure how to do this because I'm not sure how tags should be stored (question 1 above).