ember.js - What type of controller should I use to represent a complex object which is not a (persisting) model? -



ember.js - What type of controller should I use to represent a complex object which is not a (persisting) model? -

i'm writing calendar application, need display events month.

while i'll need create objects represent calendar months, take these these calendermonth objects should not 'models' (in ember terminology), since calendarmonth objects won't persist server (whereas event objects will). instead, calendarmonths 'objects', build calendarmonth 'class', extending ember.object

so then, sort of controller utilize proxy (frequently changing) calendarmonth object? (vanilla) controller? objectcontroller? arraycontroller?

objectcontroller seems way go, since intention the controller deed proxy single object. think i'm thrown fact in corresponding route object, i'd assigning calendarmonth object controller's model. when, it's not model, it's object.

put way, question is:

is bad practice assign ember object not model objectcontroller's 'model' property?

it not bad practice utilize normal js object controller's model/content. matters how view going render model. if you're going display single event @ time, or single month events in month, objectcontroller best bet.

an arraycontroller used when want loop round model/content in controller , display each item in view. don't think should worry much controller should use, become pretty obvious 1 want decide how create view.

when ember talks using model controller, can utilize own ember object if wish , reference in controller, doesn't matter if natural js object or ember object. controller sees both fine.

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