- EmberJS Tutorial
- EmberJS - Home
- EmberJS - Overview
- EmberJS - Installation
- EmberJS - Core Concepts
- Creating and Running Application
- EmberJS - Object Model
- EmberJS - Router
- EmberJS - Templates
- EmberJS - Components
- EmberJS - Models
- EmberJS - Managing Dependencies
- EmberJS - Application Concerns
- EmberJS - Configuring Ember.js
- EmberJS - Ember Inspector
- EmberJS Useful Resources
- EmberJS - Quick Guide
- EmberJS - Useful Resources
- EmberJS - Discussion
EmberJS - Debugging Promises
Ember inspector provides promises based on their states such as Fulfilled, Pending and Rejected. Click on the Promises tab and you will see the list of Promises with the specified state.
As shown in the above screenshot, you can use Rejected, Pending and Fulfilled options to filter the promises. You can also use the search box for searching the promises.
You can trace the promises by using the Trace promises option. By default, this option is disabled; you can enable it by checking the Trace promises checkbox as shown below −
emberjs_ember_inspector.htm
Advertisements
To Continue Learning Please Login
Login with Google