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QUESTION
I have an Angular 4.3.2 app that has been running for a few years. I need to fix some vulnerabilities that were found in the various packages (many of which were fixed with a npm audit fix). However after I fixed a bunch of vulnerabilities in the package.json (and upgrading some code in the package* files), I then do a 'npm start' and webpage does not load. After inspecting the page and checking the console, it prints this out:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 18:39Looks like you changed too many packages at once. Revert your site back to when it worked, and only add one package update at a time, testing it after each update. Then you'll know what package is causing issues
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I received a hot potato of an Angular 4.4 application which is quite fragile. When I try to update the auth0-js module the app stops loading and its bootstrap component constructor is never called. It loads the initial html, runs app.module.ts and main.ts. Then it appears to just stop. I've gone through debugging, single-stepping, several times in Chrome & FF developer tools. It just seems to stop. I've put all sorts of console.log statements at loading and constructors of various components and modules. It apparently never calls the constructor of app.component.ts.
I have carefully isolated the changes to required modules from the auth0-js module. There is only one required module, qs, which is also used by my code or any other js modules. The other required modules are only used by auth0-js. I froze the top level qs version and forced npm to install that as a dependency of auth0-js when upgrading. I can find no changes that could cause this breakage.
And, as far as the auth0-js library itself, I have already made use of the latest version in another similar project. And, the code executed before the app just stops does not include any calls to auth0-js. In other words, that code is not touched before the app stops running.
Building is done with the Angular CLI version 1.7.4, installed local to the project (in ./node_modules/). Then it is built/launched via ng serve --env local. That server seems a black box with no useful logging. I switched to serving via nginx and building via ng build --output-hashing=all --env local. Still not getting any further. Its been several weeks and my forehead is becoming concave. Any and all suggestions are more than welcome.
Here is my main.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 21:15Ensuring that exceptions from the platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule() call are caught is essential to indentify errors.
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So I upgraded to angular 4+ just so that I can leverage the universal package for server side rendering for SEO purposes. I implemented that in my existing angular 2+ project by upgrading it to angular 4+ and did all the necessary configuration from https://github.com/evertonrobertoauler/cli-universal-demo/commit/a2610286bd3db5d4f4cce4318d7c220c11963eb6.
There is only one difference I am using ng-bootstrap https://ng-bootstrap.github.io/#/home (v1.0.0-alpha.22). But when I run the node server using npm run start-u-dev I get this error for import keyword in ng-bootstrap.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-03 at 12:11It is clearly a build issue - you don't seem to have a proper transpilation setup for your server-side code. Please note that ng-bootstrap (as any other Angular 2.x+ library!) is shipping code in the following manner:
- unbundled ES2015 code (with imports)
- UMD-bundled ES5 code (without imports)
If you want to run ng-bootstrap on the server you've got 2 choices: either setup proper transpilation pipeline and used unbundled code or import from a bundle (located in bundles folder).
If you decide to go with a ES5 bundle approach you should be importing from @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap/dist/ng-bootstrap instead of just @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap). But to be clear I wouldn't recommend it as you would have to have different imports in your server-side and client-side code.
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Recently I found out that lodash is using over 500 KB in my Angular 4 application, after publish. I removed all lodash usages and removed its package.
But now i have a problem on build:
Error: Cannot find module 'lodash'
Is lodash required in Angular? Can't it be removed?
[Edit]
I removed all dependencies, but I still can't start the app or build it. However when I use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-21 at 18:12Just because it's in the CLI doesn't mean it's in your compiled output. The CLI is a tool. That's why it's in devDependencies and not in dependencies in your package.json. It doesn't get compiled into the output of your Angular code.
But if you're serving your app locally in dev then Angular CLI may be loading up lodash as part of the CLI's dependencies.
If your app isn't using lodash directly (search for "from 'lodash" in your project) then you're not going to get it bundled into your final output.
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I recently updated all my dependencies (yarn upgrade --latest).
For translation I use @ngx-translate. Now, when I build my project (yarn run webpack:build) it adds the language files to the wrong folder and I get a 404 and therefore no translations.
The desired structure should be: /target/www/i18n/de.json
The current folder structure is: /target/www/target/www/i18n/de.json
Now my guess: There's apparently an error when setting the path (additional ./ or something like that).
My question is: Where can I set the path where to put the compiled language in?
My package.json looks like this (jus the dependencies part):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-01 at 22:39First off, I don't see any @ngx-translate packages installed in your package.json
Here's how I'd fix it:
yarn installboth@ngx-translate/coreand@ngx-translate/http-loaderThen you'll need to define an
HttpLoaderFactorymethod. For the sake of getting started, put it in your root module (probably namedapp.module.ts). Remember to first import the modules you just installed:
import { TranslateModule, TranslateLoader } from '@ngx-translate/core';
import { TranslateHttpLoader } from '@ngx-translate/http-loader';
Then you can can edit the location of your translation files.
export function HttpLoaderFactory(http: Http) {
return new TranslateHttpLoader(
http,
'../target/www/i18n/', // or whatever path you're using
'.json'
);
}
That should get you started. The readme has some helpful examples if you get stuck... https://github.com/ngx-translate/core/blob/master/README.md
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I'm trying to use the badges from angular material. I've got a bunch of nav buttons that I want to put them on, but it's just putting the number inside the button instead of a little circle with the number inside on the upper-right corner of the button like the example: https://material.angular.io/components/badge/examples
Here is what mine looks like: https://imgur.com/a/4tM8fc8
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 09:08Check this StackBlitz based on your code: Angular Material badge
HTML file:
QUESTION
I am trying to use bootbox in my angular application. I followed the instructions from this answer. But when I build the project I get
error TS2304: Cannot find name 'bootbox'.
My package.json file
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-29 at 10:15Try importing bootbox file in your component like -
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I'm struggling now for days getting my Spring Boot App to work again...
I wanted to deploy my application to Heroku and I got a really strange error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-05 at 15:09So now I got this error again, and wanted to confirm that the answer of Dan Cancro did the trick!
Here's exactly what I did (for others in order not to waste as much time as I did):
I changed "postcss-loader": "1.3.0" to "postcss-loader": "1.3.3"
Deleted /node_modules folder
removed package-lock.json file
ran npm install
ran yarn run webpack:build
That solved the issue for me.
QUESTION
I have a project with Ionic 2 & Angular 2.
I use RamdaJS in my code, this is perfectly working with these commands:
ionic serveionic cordova build androidionic cordova run android
But when I try to execute this command: ionic cordova build android --prod --release, I got an error about Ramda and Type.
See a part of my package.json:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-27 at 11:39Follow the install instructions here: https://github.com/types/npm-ramda
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I am following this library: https://github.com/PillowPillow/ng2-webstorage
My base project is adapted from Tours of Heroes
Currently, I am able to save the values in a local storage and retrieve them using webstorage. However, after refresh, my values revert to the old ones which were stored in in-memory-data.service.ts
bot.component.html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-27 at 02:27I managed to return back the table based on updated values of bots, and also old values of bots if there are no updates.
Store original values of bots in a local storage:
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