bsimondet / angularlabexamplejessben

adding angular and grunt to our existing lab template.

angularLabExample

Playing with Node, Express and Angular.

#Setup: Install dependencies with npm and bower by running:

npm install && bower install

npm is generally used to manage server and development dependencies, whereas bower is generally used to manage client side dependencies

#Running Your Project: To serve your project, run:

grunt serve

Grunt is a task runner that helps automate all that stuff you had to type during the last lab. Right now, grunt serve is set up to run nodemon, which will automatically restart your node server whenever it detects changes to your project.

Served projects should be available on localhost:9000 by default.

If you get an error something along the lines of bash: grunt: command not found you probably don't have grunt installed correctly. Please let a professor or DM know about this.

#Testing Your Project

To run your tests, run:

grunt test

If this doesn't work, please let a professor or DM know about it.

You can also run your tests through the webstorm karma run configuration (right click karma.conf.js, etc.)

##Resoures #####Bootstrap Components: http://getbootstrap.com/components/

#####Getting started with grunt: http://gruntjs.com/getting-started

#####Tutorial for testing with jasmine http://jasmine.github.io/2.0/introduction.html