I have an ExtJS 5.0 app that points to an API. On development, I\'d like to use http://localhost
but on production of course some
I found a way of doing this but I am not sure it is the best way. In your app.json you will find a section like this:
/**
* override objects for setting build environment specific
* settings.
*/
"production": {
banana : 'no'
},
"testing": {
banana : 'yes'
},
"development": {
},
Obviously I have added the banana field myself. We are not allowed to deploy a banana in production so I set the value yes or no based on the environment.
Then at build whether I do 'sencha app build testing' or 'sencha app build production' it will build in the respective banana value for the environment into the Ext.manifest object.
So in the application I can access the value through:
if (Ext.manifest.banana === "yes")
I presume you can use the same technique to define fields for other fruit, or perhaps even non-fruit related data.
I got the idea from this document: "When you launch your application, you will find the processed content of app.json loaded as “Ext.manifest”." http://docs.sencha.com/cmd/5.x/microloader.html
Like I said I don't know if this is the best way to do it but I suspect it might be.