angular-lab | Playground | Command Line Interface library

This setup is using:.
Angular
TypeScript
Core JS - necessary for browsers that haven't implemented any or some of the ES6 features required by Angular
HammerJS - adds support for touch gestures in Material 2
Angular Flex Layout
Material 2
Material Icons
Normalize CSS
RxJs
Firebase - realtime store for the app's data, authentication and hosting provider
Karma - test runner for the app unit tests
Protractor - e2e test framework
Jasmine - assertion lib
TSlint
Travis CI - CI/CD
Saucelabs - browser provider for running tests on the CI server
Angular CLI
David - keeps an eye on all the project dependencies versions
NPM
Yarn
Make sure you have Node version v7.9 (or above) installed. If you'd like to use Yarn, follow their instructions to install it on your platform, otherwise make sure at least NPM 5 is installed, you can check the version with npm --version.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/rolandjitsu/angular-lab.git;
From the root of the project, install dependencies: yarn install/npm install;
Install direnv;
Setup .envrc (just a file) with export PATH=$PATH:$PWD/node_modules/.bin;
Run direnv allow at the root of the project where .envrc resides.
Add MY_SECRET to the .secrets file (MY_SECRET needs to be an env variable)
Add the var to src/typings.d.ts:
Run npm run secrets:eject
Run $(npm bin)/firebase login:ci to get an auth token (follow the steps you are given by the command) and export it export FIREBASE_TOKEN=<your Firebase token>;
Get the Firebase API key (use $(npm bin)/firebase setup:web to get it from {apiKey}) and export it export FIREBASE_API_KEY=<your Firebase API key>;
Replace angular-laboratory with your own Firebase project id in .firebaserc.
For deployments, setup the env variable FIREBASE_TOKEN containing the token you got from $(npm bin)/firebase login:ci: Encrypt the token using travis encrypt FIREBASE_TOKEN=<your Firebase token>, see docs to find out more about it; Replace the secure key's value with the string generated from the previous step (it's right below FIREBASE_TOKEN in .travis.yml);
For connecting the app to Firebase (and properly building the app), setup the FIREBASE_API_KEY env variable: Encrypt the API key using travis encrypt FIREBASE_API_KEY=<your Firebase API key>; Replace the secure key's value with the string generated from the previous step (it's right below FIREBASE_API_KEY in .travis.yml);
For tests that run on Saucelabs, setup the env variables SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY: Replace SAUCE_USERNAME with your own username (no need to encrypt); Encrypt the access key using travis encrypt SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=<your Saucelabs access key>; Replace the secure key's value with the string generated from the previous step (it's right below SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY in .travis.yml);
Remove the webhooks section from notifications in .travis.yml.
after_success: npm run deploy:ci step;
Encrypted FIREBASE_TOKEN env var;
Encrypted FIREBASE_API_KEY env var.
sauce_connect section from addons;
Encrypted SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY env vars.