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Airparrot needed to install an audio and a video driver, needed to restart the Mac. It all failed.ĪIRSQUIRRELS: Tried their combo of Reflector (server receiving stream) and Airparrot (client sending stream).

#X mirage update trial#

But obtaining a trial version was not possible, as the changed the process meanwhile. Before that I spent 4 hours trying out competitor software, which did not work at all connecting the old and the new Mac.ĪIRSERVER: It offered downloading a legacy version. So different to the competition if you want to connect an old and a new Mac. With X-MIRAGE I had a working setup in just 1min, and understood it completely after 5min. But it seemed very ok! Lag almost unnoticable, quality very ok. Quality & Speed: Did not evaluate that extensively. X-Mirage was properly listed as a stream target. If you want you can tweak settings according to your needs (screen size, password, etc).Ĭlient side (sending the stream): Works out of the box with the built-in system features (in the system controls Airplay and Audio you select your destination, where you want to stream to. You are done! No extra drivers, no restart, no config necessary. Firewall asks you: Allow incoming connections for X-Mirage? Confirm with Yes. Server side (receiving side of the stream): Start the app. Therefore I can use my old Mac running OS X 10.6.8 Sierra as a secondary display for my current rMBP running macOS 10.12.3 Sierra. If you have no more use for your old device, at least it can act as a secondary display! The current version 2.04.3 as of 2017-03 supports the newest macOS 10.12.3 Sierra, until back to OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. In Mirage 0.1.PERFECT SOLUTION FOR USING AN OLD MAC AS AN AIRPLAY SERVER FOR RECEIVING THE A/V STREAM The ORM object schema is now injected into route handlers.

#X mirage update upgrade#

But for now, to make for an easier upgrade path, you can start generating models and opt-in to the ORM layer in piecemeal. Eventually, we may require all setups to have model definitions for each collection. Adding the ORM paves the way for this important future addition.Ĭurrently, Mirage will still work if a factory/fixture file is defined for a particular db collection without a corresponding model. We also have a plan to make a separate addon that could ascertain your model definitions and their relationships from your Ember Data models. Read through the models guide and serializers guide to see how having models can simplify your Mirage server. We needed to add models for association support (which currently exists) and factory relationships (the first feature to come after the 0.2 release). The models themselves serve as the source of truth. Models, factories and fixtures all work together, but now you won’t be making blank factory or fixture files just to set up your database. You can still define factories and fixtures - but only if you need them. Having that file sets up the db.blogPosts collection, allows you to use the JSON:API serializer, and more.

For example, if a post came back like this:

#X mirage update plus#

Since Mirage always included linkage data, an Ember app might automatically be able to fetch related resources using the ids from that linkage data plus its knowledge about the API. In fact, most server-side JSON:API libraries do not automatically serialize all related foreign keys, and only return linkage data for related resources when they are being included in the current document.īy including linkage data for every relationship in 0.3, it was easy to develop Ember apps that would work with Mirage but would behave differently when hooked up to a standard JSON:API server. Foreign keys in the payload are known as Resource Linkage and are intended to be used by API clients to link together all resources in a JSON:API compound document. This actually goes against JSON:API’s design. In 0.3.x, Mirage’s JSONAPISerializer included all related foreign keys whenever serializing a model or collection, even if those relationships were not being included in the payload. There is one primary change in 0.4 that could break your 0.3 app.

#X mirage update full#

You can view Mirage’s full Changelog here: It runs during ember install, and it’s always a good idea to run it when upgrading. The ember g ember-cli-mirage command ensures all of Mirage’s Bower dependencies are added to your project.