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simple-angular-server

v0.3.12

Published

Simple angular server to serve angular page's with HTML5 mode on

Readme

Angular Server

It is use to serve angular public or dist director with HTML5Mode=true It means no more URL problems like showing 404 Error when we directly open ui-route or ng-route defined state.

Dependence

  • node or iojs
  • Linux operating system

Installation Guide

Just run this command into angular project directory and make sure node is install before.

npm i simple-angular-server -g

After installing this globaly. Now this can be accessable by LINUX command angularserver

Example

Directory Structure (Serve dist folder)

Lets suppose complete angular application path would be /home/user/myAngularApp/dist. Here dist is our public directory.

  • dist
  • dist/index.html
  • dist/assets/{.}
  • dist/app/app.js
  • dist/app/{.}

Define app directory folder

You can define angular app public directory.

Syntax-1 (Relative Path): angularserver  --dir [Directory Name]
Syntax-2 (Absolute Path): angularserver  --dir [Complete Directory Path]
$ angularserver  --dir ./dist

OR

$ angularserver  --dir home/user/myAngularApp/dist

By default dir is [Directory Path:Your Current Directory]

Define index.html file path which contain ng-app defined

This file should be in root directory (like here dist is root directory) dist->index.html You can set your own main HTML file which contains ng-app. Lets suppose we have main.html is main file to serve:

  • dist/main.html
Synatx: angularserve --file [Your File Name]
$ angularserve --file main.html

By default file is [file:index.html]

Define port

You can define angular server port

Syntax: angularserver  --port [Port Number]
$ angularserver  --port 8888

By default port is [port:3000]

Complete options

Our command would be like

$ angularserver --port 8080 --dir dist --file main.html

Download Link:

GIT

[email protected]:kashishgupta1990/simple-angular-server.git

NPM

npm i simple-angular-server -g

Issue Tracking

It's open community, so all are welcome to contribute or open issue || suggestion || comments