Handling subdirectories in ember-htmlbars-component-generation

[asakusuma]

If I have a handlebars component:

{{home/home-page}}

How do I express this with ember-htmlbars-component-generation? This does not work:

<home/home-page></home/home-page>

Edit: here is the error

Invalid end tag: closing tag must not have attributes, in `home` (on line 1).
Error: Invalid end tag: closing tag must not have attributes, in `home` (on line 1).

[sberan]

I did a brief tour of the component syntax, and didn't see any way of instantiating a nested component in a directory. My preference would be to use <folder1:folder2:my-component> to traverse directories.

[sberan]

relevant discussion: emberjs/rfcs#10 (comment)

[ballPointPenguin]

A part-way solution might be to resolve the component location by checking the folder in which the template that uses it resides, and if not found there, falling back to /components.
e.g. if I have app/pages/navigation-bar/component.js & app/pages/navigation-bar/template.hbs,
then I could just use <navigation-bar /> with my app/pages/template.hbs.

[chadhietala]

@rwjblue A solution to this might be to just introduce the is attribute from the web components spec. For example you could do.

<td is="my-component"></td> 
<!-- or -->
<div is="path/to/my-component"></div>

cc/ @wycats @tomdale

[rwjblue]

Yep. That was definitely one of the ideas being tossed around.

I believe that @ebryn is opposed to 'is' though (I could be mistaken)...

[mixonic]

This feature is not enabled in 1.13, we've removed this from the milestone.

[rwjblue]

Still need to determine how this will be handled in angle-bracket land.

@wycats - ping....

[rwjblue]

This feature was removed (so that work could continue on glimmer 2 engine). When the new angle bracket component RFC is introduced, please raise this concern there....