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Greetings, Java Hipster!
This is the JHipster Angular 2+ utilities library
Full documentation and information is available on our website at http://jhipster.github.io/
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You need NodeJS and yarn.
Go to the ng-jhipster project and click on the "fork" button. You can then clone your own fork of the project, and start working on it.
Please read the Github forking documentation for more information
Run yarn install
to install all dependencies.
Make some changes, run yarn run test
to run both tslint and karma tests.
Package the library with yarn run build
.
In your cloned ng-jhipster
project, type yarn link
.
This will do a symbolic link from the global node_modules
version to point to this folder.
For testing, you will want to integrate your version of ng-jhipster
into an application generated by JHipster.
Go to your application folder, run yarn link ng-jhipster
so that the local version has a symbolic link to the development version of ng-jhipster
.
You should see your changes reflected in the application.
FAQs
A Jhipster util library for Angular
The npm package ng-jhipster receives a total of 5,883 weekly downloads. As such, ng-jhipster popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ng-jhipster demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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