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generator-angular-mobile-coffee
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Yeoman generator for Mobile Angular Ui on CoffeeScript
Scaffold a Mobile Angular Ui (Angular + Bootstrap) project in 1 minute
npm install -g yo gulp generator-angular-mobile-coffee
If you plan to use this with Phonegap/Cordova you may want to install them too:
sudo npm install -g cordova
sudo npm install -g phonegap
For phonegap/cordova:
phonegap create my_app
or
cordova create my_app
For a web app:
mkdir my_app
cd my_app
yo mobileangularui
Be patient.. this may take a few minutes.
gulp build
For phonegap/cordova:
phonegap run TARGET
or
cordova platform add TARGET
cordova run TARGET
Start a development web server, start Weinre, and watch for changes:
gulp
If you use weinre, weinre target script is automatically injected in your sources.
Open your web app at localhost:8000
.
Debug a phonegap app remotely at localhost:8001
.
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Yeoman generator for Mobile Angular Ui on CoffeeScript
We found that generator-angular-mobile-coffee demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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