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An unofficial sidekick for AngularJS / (and optionally) Node.js applications. It's a developer's framework for building applications, abstracting its dependencies, and reusing custom components more efficiently.
Warning: This is betaware.
Yeoman is great at what it does, but Pages centralizes dependencies even further for AngularJS applications, and architects them better for the large-scale (while still allowing application-specific customization). Ideally, this will become a Yeoman integration (now that it is at 1.0 RC1) :)
Just make it so.
curl
, wget
, and unzip
sudo npm install -g pages
Note: Pages doesn't require any dependency but itself to be installed globally.
What can you do with Pages?
pages help
Create a Pages application:
pages generate --type=app --name="My Pages App"
cd my-pages-app
npm install # (only if you're using Node.js components)
This generates a non-compiled application from a default or configured skeleton.
Note: The name
option is sanitized to my-pages-app
.
Compile/watch/run a Pages application for development
:
cd my-pages-app
pages run --port=3000 --browser=chrome
This runs the Pages application compiler on port 3000
, watching for changes to CoffeeScripts, Jade templates, and dependencies; Google Chrome's first browser tab is automatically refreshed after bundling (compiling/downloading assets).
Note: By default (not specifying the option), Pages runs applications on port 80
. If you do not have access to port 80
, it will hang.
Compile/concat/minify/run a Pages application for production
:
cd my-pages-app
pages start --port=3000 --browser=chrome
Note: The same default port assignments apply from the CLI command pages run
, but a specified browser will refresh just once after the build is done.
Bake it for production
, then run it with Foreman (Heroku):
cd my-pages-app
npm install
pages bake --env=production
foreman start
See the wiki for more!
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FAQs
AngularJS / Node.js sidekick.
The npm package pages receives a total of 267 weekly downloads. As such, pages popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pages 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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