Toolkit for Angular apps on the Availity platform.
The Availity Toolkit assembles several Availity projects that make developing for the Availity platform easier. These projects include:
Follow the above links to see more information about each project.
We encourage you to organize your project files by feature.
├── orders/
| ├── tests/
| | └──orders-directive-spec.js
| | └──orders-service-spec.js
| ├── templates/
| | └──orders-template.html
| ├── orders-directive.js
| ├── orders-controller.js
| └── orders-service.js
├── users/
| ├── tests/
| | └──users-directive-spec.js
| | └──users-service-spec.js
| ├── templates/
| | └──users-template.html
│ ├── users-directive.js
│ ├── users-controller.js
| └── order-service.js
├── home/
| ├── templates/
│ | └── home-template.html
| ├── home-controller.js
js/
├── controllers/
│ ├── homeController.js
│ └──loginController.js
├── directives/
│ ├── usersDirective.js
│ └──ordersDirective.js
├── services/
│ ├── userService.js
│ ├── orderService.js
│ └──loginService.js
│partials/
│ ├── home.html
│ └── login.html
The Availity Toolkit uses Gulp to automate your workflow. You should have installed Gulp when you installed Availity Command-line (CLI). You can verify by opening a terminal or command prompt and typing:
availity doctorYou should see output like this:
Checking for bower . . . OK
Checking for gulp . . . OK
Checking for git . . . OKIf you don't see "OK" for each line in the output, please install the required tools before proceeding with the Availity Toolkit.
To use gulp, you type (in a terminal or command prompt) gulp and then the name of the task you wish to run. If you want to run a task named "foo" for example, you would type:
gulp fooIf you don't specify a task, a task named "default" will run. This is normally how you will use Gulp.
gulpSee below for all the available tasks and what they do.
gulpRuns the default task, which runs these tasks:
- less
- build
- copy
- server:sync
- watch
gulp buildBuilds your latest code for development.
gulp distPackages your code for distribution.
Pulls down the latest Availity configuration files from the Availity Git repository.
gulp lessCompiles your Less code to CSS.
gulp lintThe term "lint" applies to software that reviews your source code for issues; see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lint_%28software%29 for more information. This task reviews your JavaScript code using the rules specified in .jshintrc, .jshintignore, and jscsrc.
gulp publishPublishes code to the NPM and Bower repositories.
gulp readmeCreates this README file.
gulp server:restStarts the Availity Ekko server, which is a REST mock server that the Availity Ekko module provides.
gulp server:syncSynchronizes your browser with any code changes you make (as soon as you save them). When you have this task set to automatically run (as the default task does), you will see your code changes automatically reflected in your browser without switching to your browser and reloading the page.
gulp watchWatches the code on your file system for any changes and triggers the necessary tasks for your code changes to synchronize to your browser. Note that this command continues to watch until you stop it by pressing Control+C.
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