Today, I had to spent lot of time on the "@angular/cli" installation.
My improper steps ate lot of time.
To install the "@angular/cli" in Ubuntu 16.04, I must had to follow the below steps.
Note: Before following below steps we should install nodeJS.
Step-1 Create a directory.
Step-2 Install the angular cli globally
Now, I'm going to create project with ng command but when I type the below command, it said ng not found.
I realized that have to set the path for ng command, path setting should I do in environment variables('.profile' ) ?
- Actually, I don't like this kind of settings for angular(If anyone have any other alternative please feel free to share here) :-( .
So, temporarily I created alias path.
Then I created the project with below command.
Finally, my project creation succeeded.
After installing the project I noticed that it prepared all dependencies in the package.json.
Now, I can run the project with command
My improper steps ate lot of time.
To install the "@angular/cli" in Ubuntu 16.04, I must had to follow the below steps.
Note: Before following below steps we should install nodeJS.
Step-1 Create a directory.
mkdir angular2-demo
Step-2 Install the angular cli globally
npm install -g @angular/cli
Now, I'm going to create project with ng command but when I type the below command, it said ng not found.
ng --version
I realized that have to set the path for ng command, path setting should I do in environment variables('.profile' ) ?
- Actually, I don't like this kind of settings for angular(If anyone have any other alternative please feel free to share here) :-( .
So, temporarily I created alias path.
alias ng="/home/kernellora/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/@angular/cli/bin/ng"
If you see above path I have installed npm module in the global npm folder because while installing any npm module I don't want to type sudo[Check here for more info].Then I created the project with below command.
ng new angular2-webpack-seed
Finally, my project creation succeeded.
After installing the project I noticed that it prepared all dependencies in the package.json.
Now, I can run the project with command
npm start
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