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qs-ng

v1.0.0

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Angular 2 Front-end Framework.

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Front-end Development Framework

a quick&simple front-end development framework based on Angular, and forked by ng2-admin.

Features

  • TypeScript
  • Webpack
  • Responsive layout
  • High resolution
  • Bootstrap 4 CSS Framework
  • Sass
  • Angular
  • jQuery
  • Charts (Chartist, Chart.js)
  • Maps (Arcgis v3.20, Openlayers v4.0.1)
  • and many more!

Version

1.0.0

Getting Started

Prerequisites

If you don't have any of these tools installed already, you will need to:

  • Download and install git
  • Download and install nodejs

Note: Make sure you have Node version >= 4.0 and NPM >= 3

Clone Repository & Install dependencies

You will need to clone the source code from tfs repository:

git clone http://192.168.34.182:8080/tfs/iGeoTeam/_git/WebFrameWork

After the repository is cloned, go inside of the repository directory and install dependencies:

cd WebFrameWork
npm install

This will setup a working copy of webframework on your local machine.

Running Local Copy

To run a local copy in development mode, execute:

npm start

Go to http://0.0.0.0:4200 or http://localhost:4200 in your browser.

To run the local copy in production mode and build the sources, execute:

npm run start:prod

or in AOT mode

npm run start:prod:aot

Deployment

To create a bundle in production mode, execute:

npm run build:prod

or

npm run build:prod:aot

This will clear up your dist folder (where release files are located), generate a release build and start the built-in server. Now you can copy the sources from the dist folder and use it with any backend framework or simply put it under a web server.

Authors

Suzhou Geone Co., Ltd

Contributors

License

GPL license.

Acknowledgments