I'm using the asp.net 5 typescript skeleton. When I bundle the application, inside the "dist" folder, I'm seeing a bunch of html and js files. According to the bundles.js file as in:
"bundles": {
"dist/app-build": {
"includes": [
"[**/*.js]",
"**/*.html!text",
"**/*.css!text"
],
If I'm thinking correctly, I should the the bundled version of those file with an app-build.html and app-build.js, yes. Instead I see all the files basically within the "src" folder.
What is working correctly though is the aurelia.js file is being generated properly from the following:
"dist/aurelia": {
"includes": [
"aurelia-framework",
"aurelia-materialize-bridge",
"aurelia-bootstrapper",
"aurelia-fetch-client",
more stuff here...
I haven't changed the skeleton at all. Just trying to get things to work.
Any ideas what may be going on?
Thank much
I'm not sure I understand your question completely and I'm not using the asp.net version of the skeleton but my Aurelia Typescript app has the following bundle config:
"dist/app-build": {
"includes": [
"[*.js]",
"*.html!text",
"[*/**/*.js]",
"*/**/*.html!text",
"*/**/*.css!text"
]
In my case index.html, app.ts (view root) and main.ts (aurelia config) are located in the 'root' folder src. The rest of my code is located in subdirectories.
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It's great that ParcelJS just handles sass out of the box but I'm running into a problem where it keeps throwing an exception when it encounters a url within in my scss file. I guess Parcel is trying to locate the resource and rewrite the url. I do not want Parcel to do this. Is there anyway to disable this? I just want it to compile the sass and leave any urls in there alone.
This question was posted when Parcel v1 was the latest version. For folks arriving here in the future, you can accomplish this in Parcel v2 with the parcel-resolver-ignore plugin. Here's how:
Install it (e.g. yarn add -D parcel-resolver-ignore)
Create or modify your .parcelrc file to add it to the parcel pipeline:
{
"extends": "#parcel/config-default",
"resolvers": ["parcel-resolver-ignore", "..."]
}
Add a "parcelIgnore" entry to package.json that contains regex patterns that define which resources to ignore, e.g.:
{
// An array of Regex patterns
"parcelIgnore": [
"images\/*.*",
]
}
The things you want to target your regexes to match are the urls referenced in the .scss files, not the .scss files themselves.
I'm using yeoman's angular-fullstack generator with default parameters.
I would like to use ckeditor with https://github.com/lemonde/angular-ckeditor , so I extended my bower.json with the following lines:
"ckeditor": "#full/4.4.7",
"angular-ckeditor": "~0.4.2"
It works well in development mode ( grunt serve ), but it fails in production ( grunt serve:dist ). It tries to load /config.js and /skins/moono/editor_gecko.css and the language file dynamically, but it fails.
Have anybody idea how to solve it?
Had similar issue with ACE editor. What I did is I added override in bower.json
for ace looks like this
"overrides": {
"ace-builds": {
"main": [
"src-noconflict/ace.js",
"src-noconflict/theme-monokai.js",
"src-noconflict/worker-javascript.js",
"src-noconflict/mode-javascript.js"
]
},
for you ckeditor config you can specify it in a similar way in the overrides
i.e.
"overrides": {
"ckeditor": {
"main": [
"path/to/your/ckeditor.js",
"path/to/your/ckeditor/config.js"
]
}
}
for the CSS, not sure but if you check your gruntfile you might come up with a simple solution (i.e. add one more folder to the CSS sources).
If you find a nice CSS solution please post it as it could be helpful to more people ;)
Using Koala and started using it by adding the 'css' directory. My directory structure looks like
-- www
-- -- css
-- -- -- template.css
-- -- -- template.scss
I've checked 'compass mode' in Koala but it is giving error 'You must compile individual stylesheets from the project directory'.
I just had this error and resolved it by editing the Koala project settings.
In Koala, right click on your project's folder, follow the menu for Project Settings > New Settings > For SASS
Koala will ask if you want to create a koala-config.json. Answer, yes. Unless this file already exists. In that case go directly to editing it.
Edit the section of koala-config.json called Mappings. Keep in mind that koala-config.json is in the my-project-folder root and the "src" and "dest" values should be relative to that file. So, for me, all my CSS files are in my-project-folder/assets/css and I changed the config file as below:
// The mappings of source directory and output directory
"mappings": [
{
"src": "assets/css",
"dest": "assets/css"
}
],
For you, I suspect this should do it:
// The mappings of source directory and output directory
"mappings": [
{
"src": "www/css",
"dest": "www/css"
}
],
The instructions above did not help me.
SOLUTION: I simply changed the NAME of the FOLDER that held my .scss files from scss to sass, deleted the .rb and .json files (if they exist) and reloaded my file to Koala.
I hope it works for you all.
Check if your computer has Ruby installed. Then set projects paths in Koala as #helgatheviking said
Hullo,
I would like to test my app for the turn-by-turn configuration and so I wanted to load my GEOJson file to Xcode. Yet when I open the Routing App Coverage File pulldown and try to select my polygon it appears greyed, like all other documents in my filesystem, for that matter. Should it have some specific form or ending, or what else?
Have you tried accessing the file with another xcode project? I've had issues with XCode project files in the past and have had to re-create the project or completely remove all my resources and add them back in to update the directory references.
I wasn't able to get XCode to find the file either .. but I renamed the file to GeoJSON without any file extension and then ran my app through the Simulator without first associating it to my Scheme as described by the Apple docs. And that worked.
For reference my GeoJSON file contained Denmark e.g.
{
"type": "MultiPolygon",
"coordinates": [
[
[
[
6.592041015625,
58.029833609102994
],
[
13.952880859375,
57.924973963067735
],
[
13.886962890625,
52.89389531877394
],
[
5.910888671875,
53.21087169635909
],
[
6.592041015625,
58.029833609102994
],
[
6.592041015625,
58.029833609102994
],
[
6.592041015625,
58.029833609102994
]
]
]
]
}
I solved the issue by appending the right file ending by trying to upload the file on iTunes connect and receiving a tale-telling error.
Qooxdoo seems to be exactly what I want to develop my web app, but I'm running into problems trying to include a contrib library into my project. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Relevant part of my config.json:
"libraries" :
{
"library" :
[
{
"manifest" : "contrib://SkeletonApplication/trunk/Manifest.json"
},
{
"mainfest" : "contrib://CollapsablePanel/trunk/Manifest.json",
"uri" : "../contrib/CollapsablePanel/trunk"
}
]
}
I've tried with and without the uri entry; using contrib://, relative and absolute paths for the manifest and uri entries.
As far as I can tell, 'generate.py source-all -w' isn't even looking for the contrib library: there are a whole lot of "- including " lines output but nothing at all about "contrib".
I'm using Qooxdoo 1.3 locally on my Linux box.
The file wasn't highlighted and I didn't realise it was commented out.