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A gulp.js generator for modern webapps
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- Prepare html files
- Reload scripts .
- Include files .
- Compiles all images
- Lint script files .
- Get the font files .
- Measures the size of build .
- Lint test file .
- Destroys the dist directory
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QUESTION
I am new to front-end and was trying to fork and follow the steps to deploy the work on Heroku, but it failed. My changes are available here.
The steps I performed as following
- Forked the repo
- Created a new branch to deploy changes.
- Made changes(ref) as described in deploy page for Heroku
- ran
heroku local web
- Hit http://localhost:5000 as per Heroku's documentation
I see error on web page saying Cannot GET / (snapshot attached)
My repository is available on GitHub at https://github.com/hhimanshu/web-starter-kit/
What am I doing wrong? Kindly help
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-26 at 07:02Finally, I tested on my local computer. It works fine. I do not see any difference but I'll write the steps I followed. Maybe you will see the difference.
- forked the repo
git clone
the repo- created a new branch
mkdir dist
- created and copy-pasted
dist/package.json
anddist/server.js
from there. - changed the directory
dist
todist/public
in gulpfile.babel.js - runned
gulp
in root folder npm install
in root foldernpm install
in dist folder- first tested with
npm start
. it's ok onlocalhost:3000
heroku local web
indist
folder
And result (github repo):
QUESTION
I'm using gulp and angular to create a simple web application.
When I make gulp serve the application cannot find whatever I have in node_modules folder.
Here is my gulp file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-15 at 00:26Your serve:dist
gulp task is serving the content from the dist
directory. You need to create a new gulp task to copy over your scripts found in node_modules. Or better yet, just use Webpack.
QUESTION
I am writing a project which was generated with generator-webapp. This package generates a gulp
based project.
I chose to write my application with react
including JSX
files (with .jsx
files extensions). Moreover, I preferred to use the ES6 syntax with the import ____ from '____'
statements.
I am trying to write a gulp task which will handle the react files with the .jsx
extension, something like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-03 at 09:12I currently use browserify/Babelify with my React setup.
QUESTION
While upgrading a private yeoman generator I stumpled upon this statement while looking through the official generator-webapp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-06 at 13:48It's destructuring assignment. It's equivalent to:
QUESTION
I'm playing around with the yeoman webapp generator and want to have multiple minified JavaScript files for my individual subpages for my page. However, the webapp concats all JavaScript files to one "big" main.js
which does not match my setup.
In my setup, main.js
is supposed to be some kind of common JavaScript file for all pages but each page should have an additional JavaScript file with stuff that only relates to this page. E.g.
index.html
-> uses main.js
subpage1.html
-> uses main.js
and subpage1.js
subpage2.html
-> uses main.js
and subpage2.js
The result from gulp build
is a big main.js
that contains the main.js
, subpage1.js
and the subpage2.js
which leads to errors: if I open subpage1.html
, subpage2.js
(the one that is included in the big main.js
) might try to access HTML nodes that only exist on subpage2.html
but not on subpage1.html
.
E.g.:
subpage1.html includes the big main.js
with subpage2.js
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-18 at 06:06JS and CSS builds are generating with uglify (formerly known as usemin) you could find more advanced options and features from their documentation but I think you should separate build block by your needs.
If you have a common JS file for every page, you have to put them together for each pages and create new block for page specific files.
Here is example.
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Install generator-webapp
Run yo webapp to scaffold your webapp
Run npm start to preview and watch for changes
Run npm start -- --port=8080 to preview and watch for changes in port 8080
Run npm install --save <package> to install dependencies, frontend included
Run npm run serve:test to run the tests in the browser
Run npm run serve:test -- --port=8085 to run the tests in the browser in port 8085
Run npm run build to build your webapp for production
Run npm run serve:dist to preview the production build
Run npm run serve:dist -- --port=5000 to preview the production build in port 5000
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