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komfo-angular-components

v1.7.0-ng1.5.3

Published

Komfo Angular Components based on Komfo UI

Readme

Komfo AngularJS Components

AngularJS Components that will use Komfo UI HTML/CSS Framework

Installation

If you want to run the project you will require nodejs, npm, bower, grunt, ruby & bundler packages. Make sure you have all of them installed and then run these two commands as follows:

$ npm start
$ grunt build

This will create and package all the project source into single file into /dist directory. Also will run all test of the project.

Development

To start the development you have to run:

$ grunt dev

This will rebuild the project at first, then will start concurrent tasks to monitor for file changes, and will rebuild the part of the project that changed & re-run the test on it.

You could use almost all features into ES6 spec, for more info

  • Array comprehensions
  • Arrow functions
  • Async functions
  • Async generator functions
  • Classes
  • Class properties
  • Computed property names
  • Constants
  • Decorators
  • Default parameters
  • Destructuring
  • Exponentiation operator
  • For-of
  • Function bind
  • Generators
  • Generator comprehensions
  • Let scoping
  • Modules
  • Module export extensions
  • Object rest/spread
  • Property method assignment
  • Property name shorthand
  • Rest parameters
  • React
  • Spread
  • Template literals
  • Type annotations
  • Unicode regex

Use of this features is preferred than use of external libraries.

Files

├── Gruntfile.coffee
├── README.md
├── bower.json
├── dist                        // Built version of the `src`
│   ├── app.js                  // All `*.js` files from `src` including `templates`
│   ├── component.bundle.js     // libs.js + app.js - minified
│   ├── component.templates.js  // templates only
│   └── libs.js                 // libs including angularjs or any other lib as dependency
├── jsdoc                       // Project Documentation
├── package.json                
├── src                         // Source Code of the project
│   ├── application.js          // Project entry point
│   ├── directives              // Directives
│   └── views                   // Views for directive, controllers and whatever is needed
└── tests                       
    ├── karma.conf.js           // Karma Configuration
    ├── stubs                   // Stub data used into tests
    ├── test_helper.js          // Before test runner start
    └── unit                    // Unit test directory

node_modules & bower_components directories must be into .gitignore file and never be commited

Documentation

To genarate the documentation you could run:

$ grunt jsdoc

For more information about how to document the AngularJS project check this project

Versions

Project version is manage by npm. You may use one of the following predefined commands:

$ grunt patch
$ grunt minor
$ grunt major

It will bump the version, build the project, commit it to git and push it to "origin" with a version tag.

Usage

TODO: Write this

Contributing

  1. Fork it!
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am '[tag] Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request :D

History

TODO: Write this

License

TODO: Write this