Scott Newcomer
Scott Newcomer
Actually upon second look, `reachedInfinity` is the property we suggest you use. On every request, we `set(infinityModel, 'reachedInfinity', !canLoadMore);`. `canLoadMore` is simply a API item to tell the infinityModel to...
I see! Well give `2.0.3` a try and lmk how it goes!
@pkimber Really interesting stuff! I like what you are doing here but I think there could be a bit simpler path. A couple of questions just to help me understand...
I completely agree so let's do it! Perhaps a PR that we can both iterate on (hopefully not too time consuming)? Lmk what you think.
Great idea. Perhaps a wiki with link in Readme?
@scottkidder @nickschot @pkimber I think ya'll are onto something 😄. Would anybody like to put up a PR in the README/or paste a shortened version here to show what is...
@nickschot Do you have a specific example? There are a few service methods available if that may help. Lmk though! - https://github.com/ember-infinity/ember-infinity#service-methods
@johncalvinyoung 1. Now that we have the infinity service, does that solve your use case? Basically can be injected anywhere now. 2. Do you have a concrete example of this?...
@johncalvinyoung 1. Does this [commit](https://github.com/ember-infinity/ember-infinity/pull/287/commits/3ee8b57b4bcd7d072928c6d0cc10a511ebe8de91) help? 2. The goal of 1.0 is to be extensible as possible. If it is too difficult with the existing apparatus, we should brainstorm on...
Did ya'll try an `rm -rf node_modules && npm install` to see if that may fix the issue?