ngBoltJS CLI

This is the command-line interface for the ngBoltJS Application Framework. It can setup a new ngBoltJS project, run an ngBoltJS application in a development environment and deploy to a production environment.

Requirements

You'll need to have the following software installed to get started.

• Node.js (LTS): Use the installer provided on the NodeJS website for your OS.
  • After Node is installed, run npm --version. If the version is less than 3.0, run npm install -g npm to update.
  • With NPM up to date, run [sudo] npm install -g gulp to install GulpJs.
• Git: Use the installer for your OS.
  • Windows users can also try Git for Windows.
  • Bitbucket users can also use SourceTree which will install git and give you access to ngBoltJS repos.

Installing

$ npm install -g ng-bolt-cli

This will add the bolt command to your system. Check that the CLI was successfully installed by running bolt -V. You should see version 1.3.0 or higher.

Special Instructions for Windows Users

A dependency of ngBoltJS requires the node package node-gyp which may cause issues for some Windows users. Follow the steps below to remedy:

1. Update npm to 3.10.8+ if necessary. You will need to uninstall Node using the Control Panel and reinstall to update NPM.

To check your current version of npm run:

npm --version

1. Install VC++ Build Tools, choose Custom Install, and select both Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 SDKs. Windows 7 also requires .NET Framework 4.5.1.

2. Install Python 2.7, and add it to your PATH:

npm config set python python 2.7

1. Configure NPM:

npm config set msvs_version 2015 -  -global

Usage

$ bolt [flags] [command]

Commands

New

Set up a new ngBoltJS project. Run the command while inside the directory you want to create your new project directory.

$ bolt new

Run

While inside your project's folder, run gulp build with provided profile and watch for changes. Profile defaults to development.

$ bolt [profile] [flags] run

Deploy

While inside your project's folder, run gulp build with provided profile and compress assets for deployment.

$ bolt <profile> [flags] deploy

Available Flags

• -h, --help Output usage information.
• -V, --version Output the version number.
• -f, --fatal [value] The error level that will exit the build process. Valid values are error (default), warning and off.
• -p, --platform [value] The platform that the app will be deployed to. Valid values are angular (default), rails, grails and cordova.
• -e, --env [value] The environment for the gulp build. Valid values are development (default) and production.
• -s, --serve [boolean] Run a server as part of a gulp build. This is default behavior when env is development and platform is angular.
• -b, --beautify [boolean] Prevent minification of assets.