Angular Directive Boilerplate

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Bower Publishable Angular Directive Boilerplate

Overview

The Bower Publishable Angular Directive Boilerplate is a handy starting point for developers looking to create their own AngularJS directives. Designed to facilitate the publication of directives to Bower and NPM, this boilerplate offers a streamlined approach, making it easier to focus on building rather than setting up. With its straightforward structure, even those new to AngularJS can find it accessible and user-friendly.

This boilerplate is more than just a template; it serves as a foundational framework that developers can adapt and expand upon. By following the simple setup instructions and utilizing Gulp for project management, users can quickly get their projects off the ground while adhering to best practices.

Features

  • Easy Setup: Clone the project and install dependencies with minimal effort to get everything running quickly.
  • Built with Gulp: Utilize Gulp for task automation, making processes like builds and deployments efficient and straightforward.
  • Publishing Support: Simplifies the publishing process to both Bower and NPM, allowing for quick distribution of your AngularJS directive.
  • MIT License: Freely use, modify, and distribute under the permissive MIT license, encouraging collaboration and sharing.
  • Adaptable Structure: Provides a flexible framework that developers can easily modify to suit their specific project needs.
  • Documentation Included: Comes with a clear readme file to guide users through setup and usage.
  • AngularJS Compatibility: Specifically designed for AngularJS directives, ensuring focused functionality and ease of use for Angular developers.
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Angular

Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source framework by Google for building dynamic single-page applications and cross-platform mobile apps with MVC architecture and a rich set of features.

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Gulp

Gulp.js is an old but popular site building tool that automates various repetitive development tasks in web development, such as compiling Sass, minifying JavaScript, and optimizing images.