loaders.css | Delightful , performance-focused pure css loading animations | Animation library

Hi i'm trying to run this code on Angular 6 after updating from angular2-modal to ngx-modialog

Question: Is it possible for us to check for the new build deployed on firebase hosting on changing route(or on focusing the tab) and reloading the page so user can view new features?

Currently user have to refresh the site to see new feature deployed in the build.

The following are the dependencies installed currently in my project:

Nuxt hot reloading somehow works for old components, but any new components that I have created today, doesn't seem to be watched by the app, and doesn't reload. I have to restart the app each time to see the changes applied to these new files.

The machine that I am using is MacOs latest Mojave system. I realized people might ask for the package.json file so here is the file

I have used this so I can expand and collapse the div upon clicking the + sign but it doesn't. It remains stiffed and doesn't expand or collapse. I tried adding and removing every unwanted script but still it doesn't work. Also console has error:

Uncaught TypeError: $(...).slideReveal is not a function

I have to host a js file on a server to be imported into any html page. We have written some react components for the same purpose.

When we import the un-minified js file in the html, it works fine.

But, when we use the minified js file, it doesn't work. That means, it doesn't show anything in the browser.

We are using webpack for bundling the react components. yarn build

Babel-loaders to transpile the jsx code to js

I have tried to manually transpile the jsx code and then minify it. In this case the minified file also works.

But, it doesn't work when I transpile it through the my project config.

The difference between the manually minified and the projects minified file was that the manually minified file has the reference of the js files where React components are written.

I do not have access to the build server, I can only modify the files. So I can't add any flags to the grunt command. The build server seems to simply run "grunt". I have tried all sorts of configurations without success, suggested here and other sources.

From my understanding webpack should by default build a production build but perhaps it was introduced in later versions of webpack only or not supported by grunt-webpack?

Gruntfile.js

I upgraded the project to latest stable Angular 5.0.0 from 4.0.2, With that, I updated all other dependencies as well. (I am not sure if I should first upgrade to 4.4.6, Making Angular project working along with all dependencies is really become pain :(( ) Now when I run ng serve I am getting following error:

I have an angular4 app that is deployed to azure web app (website) by configuring Deployment Options via Portal. I used kuduscript to create custom deployment script [kuduscript -y –node] and then edited deploy.cmd to tell azure how to run angular app.

Dependencies were adjusted in package.json. The prod build [ng build --prod] runs fine locally, but creates an error in azure:

Failed at the ng2project@0.0.2 postinstall script 'node ./node_modules/protractor/bin/webdriver-manager update'

Error: Cannot find module 'D:\home\site\repository\node_modules\protractor\bin\webdriver-manager' at Function.Module._resolveFilename ....

This is because of the postinstall under scripts in package.json

I'm trying to set up React-Table, which relies on a style sheet that needs to be imported into Webpack with the following statement: