Allow pluralization to be configurable.

[rwjblue]

To customize provide a pluralizedTypes object to your extended version of
the Resolver:

import Resolver from 'ember/resolver';

export default Resolver.extend({
  pluralizedTypes: {
    'sheep': 'sheep'
    'config': 'config'
  }
})

[rwjblue]

@stefanpenner - 👍 ?

[rwjblue]

Also, I split the commits, you can see the actual changes in the first one (the second is just updating dist/).

[stefanpenner]

LGTM

[rwjblue]

Tagged and released as 0.1.8.

[peterchoo]

👍

[christophermlne]

Where would one extend the Resolver in an Ember CLI application? I've searched but can't find anything about this in the docs or stack overflow.

[rwjblue]

You can put it anywhere you want then change the import in app/app.js to import your custom resolver and pass it into the app there.

[jembezmamy]

Is there a way to extend pluralizedTypes multiple times? Maybe it's more an Ember question... I'm using ember-can addon, which adds its own pluralizedTypes. Then I add my pluralizedTypes. I have to somehow merge them together. Now I use this rather awful approach:

ResolverInitializer = {
  name: "resolver",
  after: "setup-ember-can",
  initialize: function(container, application) {
    Resolver.reopen({
      pluralizedTypes: $.extend(Resolver.create().get("pluralizedTypes"), {
        search: "searches",
        "value-object": "value-objects"
      })
    });
  }
};

I'm not sure, but it seems that this pluralizedTypes implementation is hard to extend. For example if I use another addon that adds its own pluralizedTypes the same way ember-can does, they won't work together.