Warning
Verify that you are running at least node 6.9.x and npm 3.x.x by running node -v and npm -v in a terminal/console window. Older versions produce errors, but newer versions are fine.
- Go to project folder and install dependencies:
npm install- Launch development server, and open
localhost:4200in your browser:
npm start| Tasks | Description |
|---|---|
| npm i | Installs everything needed |
| npm start | Starts the app. Then, go to localhost:4200 |
| npm run test | Runs unit tests with karma and jasmine |
| npm run e2e | Runs end to end tests |
| npm run e2e:home | Runs end to end tests only for the home directory |
| npm run build | Builds the app for production |
| npm run lint | Runs the linter (tslint) |
| npm run ci | Executes linter and tests |
| npm run deploy | Builds the app and deploy it to Github pages (angular-cli-ghpages) (fork to do this and remove CNAME file) |
| npm run sme | Builds and runs source map explorer, really cool :) |
| npm run release | Creates a new release using standard-version |
| npm run docker | Builds the docker image and run the container |
- Responsive layout (flex layout module)
- Internationalization
- Lazy loading modules
- Interceptors and Events (Progress bar active, if a request is pending)
- CRUD: create, update and remove heroes
- Service Workers
- Custom example library
- Search bar, to look for heroes
- Angular Pipes
- Custom loading page
- Modal and toasts (snakbar)!
- Unit tests with Jasmine and Karma including code coverage
- End-to-end tests with Protractor
- ES6 Promises
- Github pages deploy ready
- Google Tag Manager
- Modernizr (browser features detection)
- Following the best practices!
You can build the image and run the container with Docker. The configuration is in the nginx folder if you want to change it.
docker build -t angularexampleapp .
docker run -d -p 4200:80 angularexampleapp
This project is using an example library in angular, which you can check it here.
This library contains a sample module, component, pipe, directive, all with tests, AOT compilation and an Angular-CLI playground too.
You can see how to use it, or develop a new one in the repository. Any doubts, please submit an issue or make a pull request.
We use Travis CI to run this tasks in order:
- Linter
- Tests
- Build for production
- Deploy in Github pages :)
- Please see the CONTRIBUTING file for guidelines.
- Create pull requests, submit bugs, suggest new features or documentation updates 🔧
This repo is using an API which is a minimal app in NodeJS deployed on Heroku and using PostGreSQL, to create, modify and delete heroes.
Thanks to all contributors and their support!
MIT
Enjoy 🤘
We are always happy to hear your feedback!