jsc-angular-boilerplate
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This is a basic boilerplate to help get started with writing a project in AngularJS. You will need to have Node installed.
Redesign from old version done by jschleining
Navigate to your local repo
Install all of the dependencies:
npm install
Install a local server. This boilerplate uses https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server:
npm install http-server
Build the project:
gulp build
Start the gulp watcher (optional):
gulp
If you are running gulp, open a new command prompt and navigate to your repo and start the server,
otherwise just start the server from the same command prompt:
http-server ./build
In the command prompt, you should see the url that the project is serving to.
FAQs
Very basic boilerplate for AngularJS
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