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QUESTION
How can I get a valid Angular 7 systemjs.config.js
as detailed in the article: Setting Up Angular from Scratch and an updated systemjs.config.js
version for Angular 6.
I need this to be able to integrate Angular 7 UI components within my Scala Play application as done in the seed play-angular-typescript.g8 for Angular 2. See the integration of Scala Play views with Angular 2 culprit in the index.scala.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 04:48Here is an example systemjs.config.js for Angular 7.
https://github.com/Longfld/ASPNETcoreAngularJWT/blob/master/wwwroot/systemjs.config.js
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I have been trying to install Angular CLI on my Windows system.
I am new to this, and have been following steps given in https://angular-templates.io/tutorials/about/learn-angular-from-scratch-step-by-step to setup my environment. Since I am using Windows, I used "nodist" NVM method to install node and npm on my system. I can successfully run both these commands hinting to the fact that perhaps npm and node have been installed correctly -
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 10:49It looks like you have the wrong node version or the overall installation file. You can get the working version of node here https://nodejs.org/en/ and choose the recommended version for most users. go through the installation process and after that just run npm i -g @angular/cli
.
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I am Angular beginner. I want to create angular project without CLI. I have referred this link - https://blog.angularindepth.com/setting-up-angular-from-scratch-1f518c65d8ab to create the project but the issue is nothing from index.html is loaded in the browser. I am not sure whether is the configuration in given link is specific for Angular 6, as I am using Angular 8. It would be great help if I receive some solution. Here are my files that I created :
****index.html**
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-26 at 14:19The simple answer is: Don't do it. The Angular CLI offers you to generate the basic structure, implemented in the way of the Angular best practices. It even generates the basic Unit Tests for you.
=> Just use the CLI to generate your projects :)
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I am trying to build a super simple app with Angular and Electron and to set it up as much from scratch as I can (just for learning purposes). I've set up a simple Angular project based on this article and it runs fine in a browser.
I then installed Electron and added electron-main.js
from this quick start
You can clone my (very basic) project as it stands if you think you can help:
git clone https://popClingwrap@bitbucket.org/popClingwrap/psutil-desktop.git
Now, when I run electron electron-main.js
the app starts and index.html
is loaded but I get failures for everything else - my main.js
and modules located in node_modules
If I pack everything up with WebPack and use the resulting bundle.js
then everything works but I don't want to have to bundle with every change as I'm developing.
I'm guessing that Electron needs some config to tell it where to find required resources?
Can anyone give details on why this is the case and how to fix it?
Also if anyone has any great tips on tools to help building/debuggingElectron apps that would be great! I've built working projects in the past but they were all started with the Angular-CLI
and I'm keen to do this one with minimal bloat and actually try to understand the basics of the process.
Cheers in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-31 at 11:18First you need to do
npm start
which will start a server(which is required to serve resource files) in watch mode.
Then inside electron-main.js change the "loadUrl" line as follwing
mainWindow.loadURL('http://127.0.0.1:8080/')
Then do
npm run electron
Everything should be fine.
I am attaching a screenshot of your working project(with the changed message) on my local machine.
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