Import Node Modules the Ember Way

If you guys are like me, a complete noob at Ember (I’ve just picked it up and have been working on it for a month now for a new project at work), you might have ran into an issue trying to import node modules.

As JavaScript and Node.js developers, we are used to the normal way of importing node modules with using

For example, if you try to import a module like this:

your app won’t compile and you’ll get an error saying

For us to import node modules like how we are used to, we first have to install it using your favorite package manager (mine is npm for now) like we always do, then install ember-browserify.

then, instead of importing it like this

we just have to change it to

and voila! Our code will now compile and be used as expected.

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