This had to be done for starting new applications that need testing, and e2e testing
Following some of the nice provided docs that were served from these two wonderful repositories. These two projects were the basis for me blending together something to make to get a Angular application going.
Special thanks to the Angular 1.X team, Protractor and NgBp in explaining reasons and opinions behind the scaffolding for this application.
Dependencies for this project are node, gulp, karma, phantom.js, protractor, less
To install the project run
npm install
to serve the application locally with auto-refreshing via Browser-sync
gulp
to run unit tests
gulp test
and to run e2e tests
gulp smokeTests
NOTE: For Windows, run npm install gulp --global gulp-cli in addition to npm install. It will install the Command Line Utility for gulp.
