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I am trying to move our angular.js builds from gulp to webpack. I already did a successful bundle with vendor libs but I am getting the problems with angular.js modules.

Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module app due to: Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module app.product due to: Error: [$injector:nomod] Module 'app.product' is not available! You either misspelled the module name or forgot to load it. If registering a module ensure that you specify the dependencies as the second argument.

How should I import them so they would be picked by webpack?

webpack.config.js

I am trying to use KendoUI datetimepicker in my angular(1.x) project. When I directly reference the KendoUI js file in my index.html page, it works fine. But when i try to add a reference to it via gulp, it keeps on throwing the following error:

Uncaught ReferenceError: module is not defined at kendo.ui.core.js:1

In my package.json, I have

while running running production build its getting failed and showing Fatal Error: Ineffective mark-compacts near heap limit Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory and while running development build its getting passed

I tried to run using set NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=8172 && npm run build:production , in this case build is getting passed in local but same command is not working in server and getting failed

webpack.config.js

I am new to Angular, I was trying to use localStorage API in my app.Whenever I run the application it throws an error TypeError: localStorage.getItems is not a function in console. Then after I downloaded angular-local-storage by help of npm.I also imported LocalStorageModule in app.module.ts and added it to imports array.But,Now It throws this error:

I have used a dependency from my bower.json file

I am using angularjs with typescript in conjunction with gulp task utility. I have just updated typescript from version 2.0.3 to latest version 2.9.2. I have also changed typescript type definitions in tsconfig.json file.

Previous tsconfig.json:

Its been a day since i have stuck in this problem. I have install ui-select through bower and its installed successfully. The css file is loading correctly but the javascript file is not loading in the network call, but I can clearly see the file in view page source.

Thats why i get this error.

How can I get the ui router in angular to resolve to the correct state?

I'm trying to run an angular application inside a subdirectory of my site but can't get the app.route.js to properly route the request. I set the "otherwise" directive to "dang" so that it's obvious to me if it misses.

I'm trying to reach the application at a URL like: example.us/search

I'm landing at the proper directory in the url because I get routed to example.us/search/#!/dang

The file location for the content (ie app/partials/search.html) is a subfolder of the search folder, which is inside the root folder.

I recently started the move from a custom gulp script that used to take care of all sorts of stuff to webpack. I have it working to a point where transpiling, bundling and serving the client app in the browser works great.

Now, when I was using gulp to run my karma tests against the bundled app.js file, the gulp script would first bundle the app.js file and then spit it into the dist folder. This file would then be used by karma to run the tests against it. My gulp test task would also watch for any test file changes or for the bundle file change, and re-run the tests based on that.

With webpack, I understand this dist/app.js resides in-memory, rather than being written to the disk (at least that's how I set it up). The problem with that is that it seems that my bundled app (which gets served fine with webpack-dev-server --open) does not get loaded by karma for some reason and I can't figure out what the missing piece of the puzzle is.

This is how my folder structure looks like (I left just the most basic stuff that could be relevant to the issue):