AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter

An Angular 2 Webpack Starter kit featuring Angular 2, Router, TypeScript, and Webpack by AngularClass

Justin Murphy

@jmurphzyo

This message was deleted

Justin Murphy

@jmurphzyo

This message was deleted

Justin Murphy

@jmurphzyo

any idea why this part is not compiling correctly? <%= webpackConfig.htmlElements.headTags %>

I am just getting the plan text part. Webpack isn't injecting anything.

Femi

@fadeojo

describe is showing as not defined in vscode

for the .spec.ts files

I figure it’s because its not imported in teh file

so is there a place where describe is globally imported?

anotherjsguy

@kuldeepkeshwar

can anybody help me out with this issue angular/universal#525

sammichelson

@sammichelson

@jmurphzyo in your webpack config under plugins are you including the HtmlElementsPlugin plugin?

Elvis Begović

@elvisbegovic

Do someone know a angular2 component to show folder and file in different view like an File Explorer ?

Smithi

@smith64fx

hey guys, i just created this issue: AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter#937

I'm interested in creating a native iOS/Android App starting from the angular2-webpack-starter

No extra functions, just a native app that behaves same like the web app.

Marian

@bitflut

Hey everyone, can someone help me with a very basic question? I want to include a 3rd party javascript file (that can be consumed via a commonJS or ES2016 import). I'm including it successfully in my vendor.ts file and can see that webpack correctly compiles it. Now, when I try to import it in my TypeScript file, it gives me an error "Cannot find module".

Marian

@bitflut

If I use commonJS syntax instead of ES6 it works. I don't understand why, though 😱 Any hint very appreciated.

99% Cocoa

@rjlee7

Could anyone help out with this issue? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39259084/error-reflect-metadata-shim-is-required-when-upgrading-to-webpack-2

mannuodesk

@mannuodesk

Hi Everyone, I have build an application in Angular 2 and now I want to deploy it.

Kindly help me out as I am facing issues to deploy the app

Navin Saini

@sumedha-navin

@mannuodesk I have same problem :worried:

Dominik Gätjens

@dcg

just npm build:prod and copy the created static html+js files into an webserver?

maybe you need to describe your problem with a little more detail

Smithi

@smith64fx

@mannuodesk you need a reverse proxy like nginx, that is pointing to your /dist folder, which is created after running npm:build:prod

npm run build:prod

www.example.com goes to /dist, which renders index.html etc..

Navin Saini

@sumedha-navin

@mannuodesk put your dist folder code into the server root directory where you point your website address.
No extra code need to upload like node_modules,src or package.json file.
All the files are bundled into the dist folder.

I put my dist folder code into root server and its working fine :smile:

Stef Heyenrath

@StefH

@rjlee7 : you need something like

require('zone.js/dist/proxy'); // since zone.js 0.6.15
require('zone.js/dist/jasmine-patch'); // put here since zone.js 0.6.14

See updated https://github.com/AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter/blob/master/config/spec-bundle.js

Amit Kumar Verma

@amitkverma

Hey i am using angular2-webpack which have angular RC2 . I want to update it but it seems it is breaking my code. Any Notes for updating my project to current version.

Patukas

@Patukas

node-pre-gyp ERR! Tried to download: https://fsevents-binaries.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/v1.0.14/fse-v1.0.14-node-v48-win32-ia32.tar.gz
node-pre-gyp ERR! Pre-built binaries not found for fsevents@1.0.14 and node@6.4.0 (node-v48 ABI) (falling back to source compile with node-gyp)

node-pre-gyp ERR! Tried to download: https://fsevents-binaries.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/v1.0.14/fse-v1.0.14-node-v48-win32-ia32.tar.gz
node-pre-gyp ERR! Pre-built binaries not found for fsevents@1.0.14 and node@6.4.0 (node-v48 ABI) (falling back to source compile with node-gyp)

99% Cocoa

@rjlee7

@StefH thanks for the response! but the two lines were already in the spec-bundle. If you kindly have any other suggestions..

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

Hi guys can you have a look at my question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39293697/angular2-systemjs-approach-to-build-process ?

Anthony

@qdouble

@cristian-eriomenco you'd have to use System.builder along with something like gulp... https://github.com/mgechev/angular2-seed

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

@qdouble So that said systemjs doesn't work-out itself where to look for modules, if i'm inside 'dist' folder?

Anthony

@qdouble

@cristian-eriomenco creating production builds is a bit complicated with systemjs (which is why most of the community uses webpack for production), you'd have to study that repo I linked you to as far as seeing the strategy they use

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

@qdouble Hmm, so tbh I get a feeling that apart from all the power that webpack provides, its been used because its easy to have a "bundle.js" file and not be bothered with lazy module loading

@qdouble Am I right, or thats a false feeling?

Anthony

@qdouble

@cristian-eriomenco you can lazy load modules with webpack... but generally, probably the main reason it's popular is because it's very easy to create bundles... I tried for like 2 days when I first started on SystemJS and gave up

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

@qdouble Funny enough, I've already spend a couple of days trying to work it out and have no clue, how its meant to be referencing dependencies like (/node_modules/...) from dist folder without copying them inside.

Anthony

@qdouble

@cristian-eriomenco I haven't touched it for months outside using plunker, so not sure the best way...but I'd recommend either using a seed project that does what you need already or switching to webpack

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

@qdouble I'm saying copying because inside Index.html we reference a couple of them

@qdouble Thank you for the link, I'll look into that project, my single concern is that most of those seed projects are overbloated with karmas, wallaby's, protractors, jasmines, e2e's and many dependencies that I would avoid as a beginner

@qdouble This is why I'm trying to work out a minimum viable project setup which will be easy to explain to my Team Mates

Anthony

@qdouble

@cristian-eriomenco other than it taking up disk space, most of those other dependencies shouldn't get in your way

@cristian-eriomenco well what you could do is take the big base project, get your stuff working, then start stripping away what you don't need

Cristian Eriomenco

@cristian-eriomenco

@qdouble I'm thinking about that actually :) its a good point

Where communities thrive

People

Repo info

Activity