We'r developing an app in Steroids Supersonic framework (Based on Angular designed for Native apps). The team before us added following two dependencies which giving problems when we try to install all the dependencies using bower.
"angular-ui-laicos": "git#github.com:Laicos/angular-ui-laicos.git",
"appgyver": "git#github.com:Laicos/appgyver.git",
Both of git repositories are not there, so what kind of alternative would be used for this case? In the project at many places both dependencies are being used.
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I have a Lerna powered monorepo which contains various packages that are published to NPM. Within this have various helper functions that live on the root of the repo and are shared by a few packages.
The issue I have is that when each package is built with Babel, the transpiled code uses require to get those helpers. Obviously this doesn't work as when a package is published it needs to be completely self contained - those helpers are not there.
Is there a way to solve this? I don't want to have to duplicate helpers between packages.
When using lerna bootstrap --hoist I still have the same issue.
Well the easiest solution i see is to create an helper workspace that you do not publish when using lerna publish.
You will be able to set this "helper" workspace as a dependency of each of your workspace, therefore avoiding code duplication.
I have an Angular 6 library which contains couple of modules with its routes. This library also works as a standalone application.
I have used ng-packagr to pack and publish the library. When packing all the dependencies included in package.json dependencies also gets shipped and is installed when consumed by an application.
This behaviour results in duplication of angular core libraries and app does not start.
One of ways i have handled is include all the dependencies as devDependencies in package.json, so they wont get shipped. Is there any better way to handle this without moving to dev dependencies ?
It looks like having dependencies as devDependencies is the solution for now, as having just peer dependencies works when inported as a library but it doesn't install deps when using in an application.
I'm looking for NPM toolset to help me to create baseline for Web projects with vanilla JS. So, as we set up Angular projects with angular-cli ng init command, React projects with create-react-app, is there any recommended NPM global tooling to set up all common toolchain (mainly Webpack, Babel and some development server with hot reloading/change detection) for non framework based projects?
Thank you for any suggestinos
I'd look at yeoman and available generators to pick one that suits your needs the most.
Here's a couple that might fit you:
webapp generator
babel boilerplate
grunt provides scaffolding. There are templates available, or it's fairly easy to create your own.
Reason:
I am doing one POC SPA with Angular2(using RC version).
Limited by company policy, we cannot install Node.JS, so Webpack is not available to me.
By now, there are 800+ HTTP requests(total 2.5 MB) at least once I load App home. Because we have developed many components among the App.
Question:
May you please advise me on How I can do minimize&packaging Angular2 code without Node.JS? (something like Third Party Library, Eclipse plugin and so on)
In other words, I want the Front-end one key deployment would be involved.
I think it would obviously increase performance.
Thank you in advance.
Disclaimer, I'm the author of Angular2 Eclipse.
I suggest you that you try Angular2 Eclipse which is based on TypeScript IDE.
When you install TypeScript IDE, you can install an embed node.js, so without installing at hand the node.js, you will benefit with TypeScript completion, validation, compilation, etc (which requires node.js to consume TypeScript tsserver).
You can even choose your version of TypeScript
Angular2 Eclipse provide the Angular CLI integration with terminal, wizards, launches, but in this case you need to install node.js (because it uses ng command that you must install it with npm install -g angular-cli
Please create an issue to give the capability to use ng command without installation:
ng should use the embed node.js (to avoid installing node.js)
provide an Eclipse Preference to link ng to a custom path (the custom path could be the angular-cli project that will download and host in your GIT, SVN repository).
I'm having an Ionic project which I need to keep in github. When you start an Ionic project it auto generates a lot of library files. Do I need to keep all those library files while pushing the project to the github repo ? Is there something similar to maven available for Ionic projects which I can make use of ?
In JavaScript projects, we tend to use npm or bower. npm is the main one used these days (certainly has the largest ecosystem) and is also the one I mainly use, but bower certainly has quite a few front-end orientated modules that you can use.
npm comes packaged with NodeJS automatically; bower will require NodeJS to function as well, but is installed separately.