javascript - Emberjs: How to render a view with the view name in variable? -

I want to add some cards to a board, all the cards are very different so I make different views for each card I want to pack different events and templates. I set the 'Type' property in the card model that does the different to the card.

The board template looks like below:

  {{every card in the card}} {{Render card.type card class = "card"}} {{/ }}   
 However, the first argument for render help can not be a variable, it can only be the card view name string.  
 Anyone know how to achieve this?   
 
 
 As you've already mentioned the built in  render  assistant, A string accepts to look for a template to render, so a potential solution would be to write your own custom  render  assistant, then the  card.get ('type' ) After obtaining the correct name with the  the underlying  the render  assistant, rendering it something like this Can Ikhai is:  
  Amber. Handlebers Registrar BoundHelper ('render card', function (reference, card, option) {return Ember.Handlebars.helpers.render.call (reference card .get ('type'), 'card', option);}); After that, you can use it in your template like this:  
  {{# every card in the card}} {{this card Render}}   
 edit  
 I have also added a basic that this works.  
 Editing 2  
 Using the object data to present in the template, JSBN was edited again.  
 Edit 3  
 Unfortunately  DS.FixtureAdapter  does not support  embedded  records which you need to do it. But you can configure orignal  DS.RESTAdapter  in this way:  
  App.Adapter = DS.RESTAdapter.extend (); App.Adapter.map ('app. Dashboard', card: {embedded: 'always'}); App.Store = DS.Store.extend ({adapter: App.Adapter});   
 The  card  record  always  is filled with the parent record. I think in order to call this change, in the  card.get ('type')  you will send the value to the handlebar of the handlebar again  undefined .  
 Hope it helps.