Closed svenakela closed 6 years ago
You have to install the ng command. Take a look at the "required tools" section here: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-cognito-angular2-quickstart#required-tools
I have the ng command and it works fine locally. It is the AWS container that fails.
This sample app is set up to build dynamically when it is deployed to Elastic Beanstalk. This removes the need to run npm run build
locally before deployment.
Because of this, you have to move the devDependencies in package.json to dependencies so they can be installed when Beanstalk builds angular.
Mind getting the latest code and trying it now?
Building and running according to readme works fine. Running
createResources.sh
with eb option seems to work but the container fails in AWS statingng
does not exist. This is the output from the container: