The bare minimum starter code that allows users to easily deploy Angular CLI projects powered by Node and Express to Heroku.
The Angular CLI Heroku Boilerplate is a streamlined solution designed to facilitate the deployment of Angular applications to Heroku. This boilerplate comes with all the necessary configurations and a straightforward setup process that allows developers to focus on their application without getting bogged down by the intricacies of deployment.
With the added convenience of ready-to-use scripts and dependencies, this boilerplate is an excellent choice for developers looking to get their Angular projects up and running quickly and efficiently. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a beginner, this tool simplifies the deployment process and ensures your application reaches its audience without hassle.
Easy Installation: Quickly clone the repository and set up your project with essential components in just a few commands.
Heroku Compatible: Seamlessly deploy your Angular application to Heroku, ensuring your project is accessible anywhere.
Production Ready: Includes a postinstall script in package.json that builds your app for production deployment, eliminating extra steps.
Custom Server Support: Features a server.js file to manage your application efficiently in a production environment.
Dependency Management: Automatically includes necessary Angular CLI and compiler dependencies in package.json, streamlining setup.
Local Development: Run your application locally with a simple command (npm start) and test it before deploying.
Documentation: Comprehensive README that guides users through each step of the installation and deployment process.
Community Support: Encourages community involvement through star ratings and donation options, fostering the development of the boilerplate.
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