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There is no easy way to get data/models from Mirage directly into your Ember app.

Because Mirage was designed to mock out your server layer, the typical way you get Mirage data into Ember is when your Ember app makes Ajax requests. This works well in Acceptance testing, since these tests execute your full Ember app (which in production will make network requests when loading up data).

In Integration tests, it's convenient to be able to work with models local to your Ember app, without going through the network layer.

Mirage models should never be passed directly into an Ember component, as they are completely separate from Ember and its object model. Mirage's models and relationships are only designed to work in its own "fake" server context.

So, instead of adding actual network requests to your integration tests to fetch Mirage data, you can create a helper that will let you server.create Mirage data, then force push that into Ember Data's store. You can then use store.peekRecord to grab models from the local store and pass those into your components: