Cerberus Angular front-end application (still in beta version)
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Changes to make it easier for new developers to come onboard and changes to environment.prod.ts to make it safer for the current deployment script to replace specific configuration values. #41
Changes to make it easier for new developers to come onboard:
In package.json changed version of app from "0.1-SNAPSHOT" to "0.0.1", because I was having the error "npm ERR! Invalid version: "0.1-SNAPSHOT"" when running "npm link" (which I needed to run because of error "You seem to not be depending on "@angular/core" and/or "rxjs". This is an error." when runnning "ng serve").
Added info to the "get started" section of README.md to make it easier for new developers to get up and running.
Added info to the "developer guide" section of README.md.
Did changes so that all files pass linting (command "ng lint").
Updated version of dependencies @babel/core, @babel/preset-env, @babel/register and @babel/compat-data so that the command "ng build --prod" executes successfully. Before updating the version of the specified dependencies, the build command ended with error "An unhandled exception occurred: Cannot find module '/Users/apestana/src/cerberus-angular/node_modules/@babel/compat-data/data/corejs3-shipped-proposals' See "/private/var/folders/dl/_bm9khtn3t956m6_z1nrl3t40000gn/T/ng-s7qnVD/angular-errors.log" for further details.".
Also, changed environment.prod.ts to make it safer for the deployment script (as implemented by BD) to replace specific configuration values (instead of a value we now have a placeholder, for the deployment script to search for the placeholder and replace it with a value).
Changes to make it easier for new developers to come onboard:
Also, changed environment.prod.ts to make it safer for the deployment script (as implemented by BD) to replace specific configuration values (instead of a value we now have a placeholder, for the deployment script to search for the placeholder and replace it with a value).