A kickstarter for web development projects. The goal is to have everything you need to get started out of the box.

1. $ git clone [email protected]:Havrl/lineman-angular-boilerplate.git my-web-app
2. $ cd my-web-app
3. $ sudo npm install -g lineman
4. $ sudo npm install -g bower
5. $ npm install

Note: lineman.js contains the outdated grunt-contrib-jshint which will produce the hint errors. To update it:

1. Open the node_modules/lineman/package.json
2. Update the version of grunt-contrib-jshint to 0.10.0
3. Run npm update in the root of the project, e.g. actionfinish

Also: ngAnnotate module runs only during dist task. The ng-strict-di attribute will issue the errors To enable the ngAnnotate add the following line to node_modules/lineman-angular/config/plugins/ngannotate.coffee in the prependTasks: dev: lineman.config.application.prependTasks.dev.concat("ngAnnotate") and the ngAnnotate to the node_modules/lineman/config/plugins/watch.coffee in js like one below: js: files: ["<%= files.js.vendor %>", "<%= files.js.app %>"] tasks: ["concat_sourcemap:js", "ngAnnotate"]

Also: jQuery.js is not going to be included into the prod build, but it is required in unit / e2e tests. So we are using grunt-strip-code task to strip the jQuery.js code from prod bundle build. But the grunt-strip-code plugin is outdated. Below is the steps to make it working:

1. Open the vendor/jquery.js file and surround its content with two comment lines: /* test-code */ ... jquery.js code ... /* end-test-code */
2. Open node_modules/grunt-strip-code/tasks/strip_code.js and comment out the if(f.dest) statement at the very bottom, while the else statement should run:

if (contents != replacement) { /*if (f.dest) { grunt.file.write(filepath, replacement); grunt.log.writeln("Stripped code from " + filepath + " and saved to " + f.dest); } else*/ { grunt.file.write(filepath, replacement); grunt.log.writeln("Stripped code from " + filepath); } }

1. $ lineman grunt replace:staging
2. $ lineman run
3. Open your browser to localhost:8000 Note: the first command with grunt replace will inject the env.config.js file into app folder.

1. $ lineman grunt replace:production
2. $ lineman build
3. Zip the dist folder and upload it to AWS Elastic Beanstalk

This template was used as the basis of @davemo's Testing Strategies for Angular JS screencast, and contains all the tests we wrote in the screencast and a few more!

To run the unit tests:

1. lineman run from 1 terminal window
2. lineman spec from another terminal window, this will launch Testem and execute specs in Chrome

To run the end-to-end tests:

1. npm install protractor
2. ./node_modules/protractor/bin/webdriver-manager update
3. Make sure you have chrome installed.
4. lineman run from 1 terminal window
5. lineman grunt spec-e2e from another terminal window

Troubleshooting:

If you see this error: Warning: there's no selenium server jar at the specified location,
you may need to change the selenium-server-standalone jar version in config/spec-e2e.js
to the actual you see in /node_modules/protractor/selenium/selenium-server-standalone-2.44.0.