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slush-io-angular

v0.0.0

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A sane boilerplate for AngularJS apps.

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Maintainers

io-digitalio-digital

Keywords

slushgeneratorangulariodigitalgooglestylusjadebrowserify

Readme

io-angular

A basic scaffold for our Angular projects.

note: this project is in early development and is still in need of sub-generators. for now, adding controllers/directives/etc will have to be a manual process until such time that we have figured out the best approach to use here.

Installation

note: make sure node.js and npm are installed before proceeding.

$ npm i -g gulp slush slush-io-angular

Usage

$ mkdir angular-project && cd angular-project && slush io-angular

Answer the questions, press enter, and your project will be scaffolded out for you. Just wait for the dependencies to install and you can get started.

What to do when your project is scaffolded

It's easy.

$ gulp

There is no step two. Your project should contain instructions in it's readme that explain testing, production builds and so on.