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To clone an Ember.js object, you can use the ember-copy addon or manually create a deep copy of the object. Here is an example of manually cloning an Ember.js object using the ember-copy addon:
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ember install ember-copy |
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import copy from 'ember-copy'; |
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let originalObject = EmberObject.create({ property1: 'value1', property2: 'value2' }); let clonedObject = copy(originalObject); |
The copy
function creates a deep clone of the Ember object, including all nested objects and arrays. This ensures that any changes made to the cloned object do not affect the original object.