A starter project using Angular 1.x with Webpack. A Webpack + ES6 re-implementation of the generator-aio-angular project.
Still wanna use Gulp + ES5? Check the generator-aio-angular project.
Pure front-end implementation, all API interaction are mocked using angular-mocks.
Check out the demo site.
The dome site is a pure front-end implementation, so you can use any email/password to login, see mock file for detail. It is hosted on Github pages, no back-end support, so we use
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style URL.
- ES6
- Component based structure proposed in fouber/blog#10
- Lazy load resources(js/css/images/templates...) for each page
- Material Design using MaterializeCSS
- Flex Layout
- Responsive Design
- Support multiple devices with different screen size.
- Easy responsive implementation, very convenient to support small screen devices. (see responsive.styl)
- Animation
- Using animate.css.
- All the animation defined by
animate.css
can be used directly as keyframe animation. (see animation.styl)
- More understandable router design
- Easy implementation for Sidebar Navigation and Breadcrumb
git clone https://github.com/PinkyJie/angular1-webpack-starter.git
cd angular1-webpack-starter
npm install
npm start
Then open your browser with URL http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/
.
- Unit Test:
npm test
- Unit Test with auto watch:
npm run test:watch
- E2E Test:
npm run e2e
- run
npm run webdriver-update
first - make sure a local mock server is running
- run
Check the Unit test coverage report.
npm run build
The optimized files will be generated in build
folder.
Proudly use Travis to do Continuous Integration.
Every push will trigger a build on Travis, it will automatically:
- run unit test.
- run build script, deploy website and test coverage report to Github pages.
- run E2E test on different browsers using Sauce Labs.
Check .travis.yml and publish-to-gh-pages.sh for detail implementation.
Check Travis build log for build results.
http://pinkyjie.com/tags/angular1-webpack-starter/
MIT