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angular-gizmos

v2.7.4

Published

angular-gizmos ============

Downloads

21

Readme

angular-gizmos

Development

First let's check out this project with:

  git clone https://github.com/HalfTime/angular-gizmos.git

To start developing in the project run, first grab the bower dependencies:

  bower install

then

gulp

Then head to http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

The serve tasks starts a static file server, which serves the AngularJS application, and a watch task which watches all files for changes and lints, builds and injects them into the index.html accordingly.

Tests

To run tests run:

gulp test

Or first inject all test files into karma.conf.js with:

gulp karma-conf

Then you're able to run Karma directly. Example:

karma start --single-run

Production ready build - a.k.a. dist

To make the app ready for deploy to production run:

gulp dist

Now there's a ./dist folder with all scripts and stylesheets concatenated and minified, also third party libraries installed with bower will be concatenated and minified into vendors.min.js and vendors.min.css respectively.

Todo

  • [ ] move over grab-bag stuff
  • [ ] update readme
  • [ ] add gulp bump task
  • [ ] cleanup dist / release task
  • [ ] rename topic ring => level ring
  • [ ] include parts of gulpfile
  • [ ] include git commit message hooks