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I've built an angular project using yeoman generator see there
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Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 00:14Might be because ng-bootstrap is built for Angular (V2.X onwards) and is based on typescript (.ts).
AngularJS (V1.X) is based on vanilla JS (.js). Sounds like what you're after is ui-bootstrap
QUESTION
Hi I am trying to build a custom Angular Library. Using yeoman-generator (link) I get a template to build upon, that works just fine. The problem is that it uses a (not anymore best practice) barrel index.ts
, and what I want is to be able to have one module per component and import accordingly.
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Answered 2017-Sep-07 at 05:28In case someone faces the same problem, here is how my files are now structured and connected:
I have a component with the desired functionality HelloWorld
Then a module for this component:
QUESTION
I'm building an Angular (2+) component library using jvandemo/generator-angular2-library as a starter, which uses Rollup as a module builder. The component I am creating in the library uses MomentJS.
I've had various build issues with the inclusion of MomentJS.
I first used import moment from 'moment';
to import moment into the component, but that produces the following error at build;
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Answered 2017-Oct-25 at 21:59In the sample directive I had no problem compiling when I used the following:
QUESTION
I recently upgraded an existing Angular 6 App to Angular 7. Most of my App was built on Angular 6 and then I upgraded it.
Here's my package.json:
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Answered 2018-Oct-30 at 06:40I had the same WARNINGS and ERROR after upgrade from Angular 6 to Angular 7. I have deleted my node_modules folder then npm install again. Now the compilation succeeds without warnings and I have no more the error "Uncaught TypeError: e is not a constructor".
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I'm following the Angular CLI 6 instructions for creating a library here. I was able to make my library, and build it successfully. The library consists of a Component
I am using for the UI and has an HTML selector
.
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Answered 2018-Jun-08 at 03:26Only issue i see is that your instance of the service also has the same name, change it as
QUESTION
I’m trying to set up GitLab CI/CD for an old client-side project that makes use of Grunt (https://github.com/yeoman/generator-angular).
Up to now the deployment worked like this:
- run ’$ grunt build’ locally which built the project and created files in a ‘dist’ folder in the root of the project
- commit changes
- changes pulled onto production server
After creating the .gitlab-ci.yml and making a commit, the GitLab CI/CD job passes but the files in the ‘dist’ folder in the repository are not updated. If I define an artifact, I will get the changed files in the download. However I would prefer the files in ‘dist’ folder in the to be updated so we can carry on with the same workflow which suits us. Is this achievable?
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Answered 2018-May-07 at 21:00I don't think commiting into your repo inside a pipeline is a good idea. Version control wouldn't be as clear, some people have automatic pipeline trigger when their repo is pushed, that'd trigger a loop of pipelines.
Instead, you might reorganize your environment to use Docker, there are numerous reasons for using Docker in a professional and development environments. To name just a few: that'd enable you to save the freshly built project into a registry and reuse it whenever needed right with the version you require and with the desired /dist
inside. So that you can easily run it in multiple places, scale it, manage it etc.
If you changed to Docker you wouldn't actually have to do a thing in order to have the dist
persistent, just push the image to the registry after the build is done.
But to actually answer your question:
There is a feature request hanging for a very long time for the same problem you asked about: here. Currently there is no safe and professional way to do it as GitLab members state. Although you can push back changes as one of the GitLab members suggested (Kamil Trzciński):
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I am trying to make ASP.NET core project with AngularJS(v1.6.7) to work together, with a possibility to unplug/change the AngularJS part, if I need to migrate to Angular(v2). But the problem is that there aren't any tutorials using AngularJS(v1.6), how to do that? I am not sure if I need to specify any code or structure here, because it is pretty much one controller for ASP.NET Core and in the wwwroot folder consists of app/../Controllers & Views. Do I need to change/add something to Program, Startup classes or change something for Angular part? At the moment I am having problems with routing. The only thing what I have is this AngularJS Generator - https://github.com/yeoman/generator-angular , what can be used to generate the basic template for the project.
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Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 11:59The setup of Angular 1.x is the same and works fine regardless if you're using ASP.NET Core or for instance ASP.NET MVC for the back-end.
I wrote a comprehensive tutorial years ago explaining how to setup Angular 1.x for an ASP.NET MVC back-end, I think you can pretty much follow it, save for some small tweaks to the back-end:
https://sirarsalih.com/2013/10/31/embedding-angularjs-in-asp-net-mvc/
There is also in the article the added bonus of showing how to write unit tests for your front-end.
Good luck!
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Hi guys I need a bit of help, as I can't seem to get it to work. I think I might be using the incorrect syntax or something.
I am currently building Angular 4 libraries using YO https://github.com/jvandemo/generator-angular2-library
So everything is working except for the @Input
decorators.
Some simple code here
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Answered 2018-Mar-07 at 09:10Here is your mistake:
QUESTION
I am trying to host an angularjs project on Heroku. App works just fine on local and when running heroku local web
.
But when trying to access, I am getting error TypeError: response.sendFile is not a function
.
Server.js
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Answered 2018-Jan-06 at 04:07What build pack are you using on heroku? Is it possible that you have an old version of express in heroku's npm cache? Try heroku config:set NODE_MODULES_CACHE=false
and push a change to force a rebuild.
Also note that sendFile
is present twice in your code so have you tried to replace it with sendfile
at both places.
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Please note: I do see this question as well as this one but those were both instances where the developer was on Windows, and the solution was Windows-specific. I am on a Mac! Please don't closevote as a duplicate!!!
Mac 10.12.6 here. I'm new to AngularJS (v1.x) and am trying to follow this tutorial on using Yeoman to create an internationalized AngularJS app.
I install the Yeoman AngularJS generator and create a directory for my simple/test app:
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Answered 2017-Nov-24 at 22:10I'm leaving this question up rather than deleting it. The problem was that I didn't have gulp installed, and the tutorial I was using never bothered to mentioned installing gulp as a pre-requisite. Not knowing anything about Yeoman, I guess I figured it would install any JS dependencies for me.
So this is the error you'll receive when you're on a Mac and using Yeoman + Gulp together, but Gulp isn't installed on your machine. To install Gulp:
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