The front-end project will be created to control what the customers see and interact with. It will communicate with the back-end for server functions. For a sophisticated and aesthetic design, it will use the Angular framework as well as Angular Materials.
Acceptance Criteria
The Angular project is created. This requires node.js to be installed and the following commands to be ran while in the cloned GitHub repository in a local directory:
npm install -g @angular/cli
ng new grocerypal ("Grocery Pal" is the app's name. This command prompts for various info but all defaults can be selected)
Angular Materials is added to the project using this command while in the /grocerypal directory (created upon app creation):
ng add @angular/material
Testing Criteria
To test the app on localhost, the following command must be ran while in the /grocerypal directory:
ng serve --open
It should say "compiled successfully" in the terminal and the project is opened in the browser.
Description
The front-end project will be created to control what the customers see and interact with. It will communicate with the back-end for server functions. For a sophisticated and aesthetic design, it will use the Angular framework as well as Angular Materials.
Acceptance Criteria
Testing Criteria
To test the app on localhost, the following command must be ran while in the /grocerypal directory:
It should say "compiled successfully" in the terminal and the project is opened in the browser.