An Angular 2 Webpack Starter kit featuring Angular 2, Router, TypeScript, and Webpack by AngularClass
@gdi2290 haha, used the wrong chatroom aparently ;)
@EladRK lol np, yeah I can add express support then the user can use either one since they will both use WebpackDevServer
that way you can add any middleware you like
that would be excellent.
I'd be happy to do it myself to be honest - just not sure how :)
yeah give me 10minutes or so
also at home.ts there's the following line:
is that really the recommended way to work with CSSs when working with webpack ?
template:`<style>${styles}</style>\n${template}`
is that really the recommended way to work with CSSs when working with webpack ?
there are a few different ways to do it
right now there’s a problem with angular2’s url resolver so uf you want relative paths to other files for your component you have to provide a full url to it
so using webpack we could use their url resolver so we only have to do ‘./home.css’ and ‘./home.html'
plus angular2 doesn’t have a styleUrl (I had a PR open awhile back so I might be able to add it again)
so in angular 2 you would only have a templateUrl and in the template you have to import your styles using
@Import. So right now I rather using webpack’s require since it’s a small concept to learn vs jumping through a few hoops with angular’s system at the moment
how would the syntax look if i'd use
@import without webpack ?
I can import css files??
you would have to also include the full url for
@import
the syntax is just css
so look up css
@Import
ok cool thx
@EladRK if you could add that to the faq that would be awesome lol I’ll add it later if not
@EladRK I’ll have to get to the express version later. I ran into a few problems trying to get it working seamless with webpack-dev-server :/
you can use webpack to build the static files so you can make an express server to serve public
k. let me know, thx
hmm - regarding your last comment - what do u mean by that?
the webpack syntax is not too familiar to me - i'm pretty sure i can make it do that, only not sure how. using regular gulp is much more standard imho