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slush-paopaomale-test

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slush-angular

A slush generator for AngularJS using the Google Angular App Structure Recommendations

Installation

Install slush-angular globally:

npm install -g slush-angular

Remember to install slush globally as well, if you haven't already:

npm install -g slush

You'll also need to have bower installed for a smooth installation

npm install -g bower

Usage

Create a new folder for your project:

mkdir my-angular-app

Run the generator from within the new folder:

cd my-angular-app

slush angular

You will now be prompted to give your new AngularJS app a name, which will be dasherized and used in its bower.json and package.json respectively. The chosen name will be camelized and used as the main angular module as well, inside src/app/app.js.

CSS Preprocessor

You can choose between LESS, Stylus, and Sass to use as the CSS Preprocessor for your project.

Note All _*.styl, _*.less, or _*.scss files will be considered "partials" and must be imported in another stylesheet file (without a leading "_") to be compiled.

Project structure

You will also have the option to generate a simple Todo list app in your project as well, to be used as a live example of how to structure your app.

The project structure with the Todo list example included will look like this:

my-angular-app/
├── .bowerrc
├── .csslintrc
├── .editorconfig
├── .gitignore
├── .jshintrc
├── bower.json
├── gulpfile.js                             # See "Gulpfile" below
├── karma.conf.js
├── README.md
├── package.json
└── src
    └── app
        ├── app.js                          # Main app module and configuration
        ├── app.styl/less/scss              # Main app stylesheet
        ├── index.html                      # The index.html / app layout template
        ├── assets                          # A folder meant for images and such...
        │   └── .gitkeep
        ├── styles
        │   └── _base.styl/less/scss        # A stylesheet partial with base styles
        └── todo
            ├── todo-controller.js          # The todo controller
            ├── todo-controller_test.js     # Karma test for the todo controller
            ├── todo.html                   # The todo list template
            ├── todo.js                     # The todo module
            └── todo.styl/less/scss         # Todo module specific styles

Gulpfile

Development

To start developing in your new generated project run:

gulp serve

Then head to http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

The serve tasks starts a static file server, which serves your AngularJS application, and a watch task which watches your files for changes and lints, builds and injects them into your index.html accordingly.

Tests

To run tests run:

gulp test

Production ready build - a.k.a. dist

To make the app ready for deploy to production run:

gulp dist

Now you have a ./dist folder with all your scripts and stylesheets concatenated and minified, also third party libraries installed with bower will be concatenated and minified into vendors.min.js and vendors.min.css respectively.

Changelog

See releases.

License

MIT