Overview:

The gah (Global Angular Host) is a tool for working with decentralized, modular Angular applications. It provides an intuitive CLI for configuring modules, hosts, dependencies, and plugins. It can be used both as a standalone CLI tool and integrated into NodeJS scripts or JS build systems. It supports features like CI support, reload on save, and the ability to write custom plugins. The gah can generate a generic host and supports multi-repository setups as well.

Features:

Intuitive CLI: Easily configure modules, hosts, dependencies, plugins, and more.
Works with angular-CLI: Not strictly dependent on it, but can work alongside it.
Generates a generic host: Save time by generating a host with basic structure for your application.
CI Support: Easily integrate with CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and deployments.
Reload on save: Fully supported for all dependencies, making development faster.
Pluggable: Write your own plugins to add project-specific functionality.
Use from code: Run the install and run commands from NodeJS scripts or build tools like Grunt.

Summary:

The gah (Global Angular Host) is a tool that simplifies working with decentralized, modular Angular applications. It provides an intuitive CLI, supports CI/CD pipelines, and offers features like reload on save and the ability to write custom plugins. With gah, you can easily configure modules, hosts, and dependencies, and use it as a standalone CLI tool or integrate it into your NodeJS scripts or JS build systems. It streamlines the setup and management of Angular applications, making development more efficient.

Gahjs

Core