Referencing asset in javascript

Question

The Ember CLI guide describes how assets can be referenced in the templates and the CSS - but what is the proper way of referencing an asset (say an image) from my javascript code?

Specifically I am concerned about the asset path getting fingerprinted correctly when building assets for production. It seems like ember-cli is using broccoli-asset-rev for this, but according to its documentation, only <script> tags in the HTML and url() in CSS will be fingerprinted. Is there any way (probably through another broccoli plugin) to get asset paths in the .js files fingerprinted, too?

Answer 1

I placed an image called car.jpeg under public/assets/images and then was able to reference it in my application.js route file as assets/images/car.jpeg

Works great

UPDATE

One picture is worth a thousand words... :)