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Environment Setup
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Install NodeJS on your local machine. Node version here: Node Package
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Make sure that your global node modules, and node binaries are in your PATH:
- Right click on Computer (My PC in Win10), and select Properties to open the System window.
- On the side panel of the System window click
Advanced System Settings
to open System Properties. - On the advanced tab of System Properties click
Environment Variables
. - Find your
Path
variable, click edit, and add the npm bin folder.
For the Node version, that path is as follows:C:\Users\cmurphy\AppData\Roaming\npm
Replace
cmurphy
with your username. You may need to restart your console for your path changes to take effect. -
Install globally the Gulp CLI package
$ npm i -g gulp-cli
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To get things rolling:
$ sudo apt-get install nodejs npm
If you need to manage multiple node versions at the same time, check out nvm.
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Install globally the Gulp CLI package
$ npm i -g gulp-cli
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Install & Run a local instance(s) of the Website:
npm install -g @angular/cli ng new TestApp cd TestApp ng serve
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Go to http://localhost:4200/ with your browser and ensure that you have accepted the certificate that it is asking for.
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Now if you have a look at the source code of the default application, you can see that you have a index.html page where you have loaded the app-root component. By default the application has only the app-root component which is defined inside the src/app folder.
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Install & Run a local instance(s) of the Website:
npm install -g @angular/cli ng new TestApp cd TestApp ng serve
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Go to http://localhost:4200/ with your browser and ensure that you have accepted the certificate that it is asking for.
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Now if you have a look at the source code of the default application, you can see that you have a index.html page where you have the loaded the app-root component. By default the application has only the app-root component which is defined inside the src/app folder.