ng-fullstack is a yeoman generator that allows you to rapidly get started with prototyping web applications with the newest technologies available. It allows you to choose between a client app, a server app or a fullstack app. All of them simple to extend and powerful to use.
If you already have Node/Go setup, all you have to do is run:
$ npm install -g generator-ng-fullstackOr, if you want to run the latest (in development) version:
$ npm install -g generator-ng-fullstack@nextThen, to create a new app, simply run:
$ yo ng-fullstackA few questions will be shown, make sure you answer them and, there you go! Now you have the boilerplate app working.
Since some parts of the stack might be new to you, the boilerplate app is a simple TodoApp using the best approaches, separations of concerns and responsabilities - so you can see how it all works together as well as study the chosen stack. For more info, checkout the Todo App in the wiki.
Check the getting started session in the wiki for more info.
In the wiki you'll find: pro tips, the sub-generators, FAQ, Troubleshooting, walkthroughs, tips for deployment and much more.
Do you have a doubt, want to talk about something cool or just want to chat? Join us on the gitter chat 😄
Pull requests, helping others solving issues, improving the Wiki, among other tasks, are all valid, and more than welcome, contributions - don't hesitate.
When doing a Pull Request, make sure you target the dev branch, master is supposed to be an stable branch - the changes are merged only at the end of a version.
As for tests, run simply run npm t - it'll run both unit and acceptance tests.
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Here are some links to help you understand some of the parts of the stack:
MIT