Ember.js Installation

Basically, Ember.js is an open-source JavaScript framework developed by Yehuda Katz for creative and ambitious web developers. It is a Java-Script framework to developed modern web applications, it combines everything that you need to build fancy UIs that work on any device. Ember.js has a very useful data management system to help organize your data on a client-side and communicate with the server.

Before starting with Ember.js, we need to install it on your local system. Ember.js uses Command Line Interface (CLI) tool by using CLI that can create and build your Ember projects. The Ember CLI deals with modern application asset management such as concatenation, minification, and versioning and it also provides generators to produce components, routes, etc.

Perquisites: You need to have the following dependencies to install Ember CLI:

• Git
• Node.js and NPM.

Installation of Ember JS:

Step 1:  Before installing the Ember CLI tool, you’ll need node and npm installed on your local computer. You can install NodeJS from its official website.

After you can type the following command to check the version of node and npm.

node -v
npm -v

Step 2: After the installation of the node and npm, you can run the following commands on your local computer to install Ember CLI.

npm install -g ember-cli

Note: -g means we can install it globally.

To install the desired version, use the following command:

npm install -g ember-cli@3.20.0

Step 3: After successful installation of the Ember CLI tool, you need to check the version of Ember, use the following command:

ember -v

After executing the above command, it will show the version of ember as shown below.

ember-cli: 3.20.0
node: 14.17.1

After getting this output we know that Ember CLI was successfully installed in our system. Now we can use it everywhere.