simple-angular-server
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It is use to serve angular public or dist director with HTML5Mode=true
It means no more URL problems like showing 404 Error when we directly open ui-route or ng-route defined state.
node or iojsLinux operating systemJust run this command into angular project directory and make sure node is install before.
npm i simple-angular-server -g
After installing this globaly. Now this can be accessable by LINUX command angularserver
dist folder)Here
distmust containindex.htmlfile where we haveng-app=ourAppNamedefined. Lets suppose complete angular applicationpathwould be/home/user/myAngularApp/dist
Syntax: angularserver [PORT] [Complete Directory Path]
Default [
PORT:3000] and [Directory Path:Your Current Directory] Our command would be like..
$ angularserver 8080 /home/user/myAngularApp/dist
If we are in project directory
$ angularserver 8080 ./dist
git@github.com:kashishgupta1990/simple-angular-server.git
npm i simple-angular-server -g
It's open community, so all are welcome to contribute or open issue || suggestion || comments
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Simple angular server to serve angular page's with HTML5 mode on
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