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QUESTION
I am attempting to run a sample web app to learn how lazy loading with Angular modules works. I generated the app via angular-cli 1.0.0-beta.24 which uses angular 2.4.1. I generated the core app and then 3 components. I then added routing at the app level and directly reference the first two components by importing the components into the app module. For the third component I simply added the routing using the loadChildren method specified in the Angular routing docs. My routing configuration for the main app is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-03 at 18:58Have you tried specifying the full path for the lazy loaded component?
Below is an example of what we have working (all of our lazy components are housed in the +lazy folder):
QUESTION
My original question was solved by reading this thread, but since I want to understand the whole webpack system, I ask myself:
Why do I have to do this? (Import jQuery myself and explicitly include it in some way in the webpack config)
Shouldn't webpack find jQuery as a dependency of bootstrap and add it, when I import bootstrap? I just don't understand why there is so much happening automagically, but this is breaking without me hacking something into my webpack config.
This is basically my setup:
cloned the angular2 seed which uses webpack: https://github.com/angular/angular2-seed
installed bootstrap package: npm install bootstrap --save ( => "bootstrap": "^3.3.7")
imported the bootstrap css in my app.component.ts: import 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css';
The css seems to be imported just fine, but I get this "Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined" (at run time) which also appears in the thread mentioned above.
My question is admittedly a similar one to this one but I don't think the answers have been really convincing.
When modules use jQuery, shouldn't they import jQuery in some way?
Or, asked in another way: If I get this runtime error, doesn't it mean the contrib module's devs worked a bit dirty?
Please consider that I am
new to 1. stackoverflow, 2. webpack
quite new to modular JavaScript
not interested in a concrete problem being solved, rather than in general enlightenment regarding this topic
Thanks in advance
Cheers Sören
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-20 at 20:02I agree. The bootstrap PR #16534 CommonJS: require() jQuery if not already loaded tried to change the behaviour (i.e., automatically require
jQuery unless present), but has been closed since no more development is happening for bootstrap 3.
QUESTION
I've got angular2-seed
-based angular 2 app. I've got following angular/rx code:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-29 at 20:38refCount
is a method of ConnectableObservable
. It's not an operator that can be added to an arbitrary observable - so there is no rxjs/add/operator/refCount
file.
refCount
can only be used in conjunction with operators that return a ConnectableObservable
.
The publishReplay
operator returns a ConnectableObservable
, so to use refCount
with publishReplay
, there is no additional import required.
Also, you should be aware that importing rxjs/add/operator/publishreplay
will not work on case-sensitive file systems, as the file name is publishReplay
.
QUESTION
These Were the instruction on github
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angular2-seed
A simple starter project demonstrating the basic concepts of Angular 2.
Usage
Clone or fork this repository Make sure you have node.js installed version 5+ Make sure you have NPM installed version 3+ WINDOWS ONLY run npm install -g webpack webpack-dev-server typescript to install global dependencies run npm install to install dependencies run npm start to fire up dev server open browser to http://localhost:3000 if you want to use other port, open package.json file, then change port in --port 3000 script
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I get the error saying package.json file not found, but I have package.json file on the folder please help. please see the link error message to see the errors in cmd prompt
Error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-18 at 11:52run these commands:
QUESTION
I want to implement a live chart : http://www.highcharts.com/demo/dynamic-update/sand-signika in ionic 2, so angular2
I had tried many times, but always I got wrong.
I saw this code in js :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-31 at 19:09If you want to use Highcharts in Angular2 you can do it via Angular2 HighCharts that provides the correct bindings.
The instructions worked fine for me:
From CL:
npm install angular2-highcharts --save
In your App.module.ts
:
QUESTION
I'm using angular2-seed from https://github.com/angular/quickstart. I want to run a unit test for one of my classes. Below is my test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-19 at 03:26Modify the appBase in karma.config.js as
QUESTION
Unable to integrate socket.io in angular2-seed app. Actually my code is
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 06:23Seems your socket io is not loaded.!
Include it in your systemJS configuration.
QUESTION
I would like to start a new Angular 2 Project.
I found angular2-seed and angular-cli for starting a new project, but am wondering which one to use and what are the pros and cons to them?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-04 at 09:53They are two separate things, angular-cli is a cli tool for generating and serving Angular 2 apps, where as angular2-seed does not handle serving of the app and is just a simple starter project with pre-created components for Angular 2.
So there is no pros or cons to either, it is just down to your requirements. If you want a way to serve the application with other useful commands, use the CLI.
If you are using another way of serving the Angular 2 app, then use angular2-seed.
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