Ember‑Body‑Class is an Ember‑CLI addon that automatically injects descriptive CSS class names onto the HTML <body> element—adding the current route’s name (including its hierarchy) as well as `loading` and `error` states when those mixins are used. It’s aimed at Ember.js developers who want a simple way to style pages based on routing context without manual DOM manipulation.
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