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generator-electron-angular2

v0.4.0

Published

starter project for electron with angular2

Downloads

3

Readme

generator-electron-angular2

A Yeoman generator that creates project scaffolding for an app that uses Electron and Angular2

Install

First, make sure you have node, npm and Yeoman installed. Then execute the following command:

$ npm install -g generator-electron-angular2

You may need to execute this with administrative privileges.

Usage

Create a new directory for your project. Then run yo from within that directory.

$ yo electron-angular2

Your generated project

Structure

your-project-name/
|-dev-tools/
  |-test-config/
    |-karma.conf.js
    |-karma-test-shim.js
|-src/
  |-components/
    |-my-root.component.ts
    |-my-root.jade
    |-my-child.component.ts
    |-my-child.jade
  |-scss/
    |-styles.scss
  |-test/
    |-global/
      test-env.ts
    |-test-setup.ts
  |-boot.ts
  |-index.jade
|-main.js
|-Gruntfile.js
|-package.json
|-systemjs.config.js
|-tsconfig.json
|-typings.json
|-.gitignore

Scripts

To build the source files and launch BrowserSync:

$ grunt

To run unit tests:

$ grunt test

To run unit tests with coverage report:

$ grunt test-coverage