Famo.us/Angular

Famo.us/Angular is an AngularJS-driven framework for building Famo.us apps.

###Download Famo.us/Angular Starter Kit or bower install famous-angular

Using F/A, you can:

Create Famo.us apps using familiar AngularJS tools like controllers, directives, and services.
Bring rich Famo.us animations to new or existing AngularJS apps.
Use HTML to declare Famo.us UIs, complete with Angular's two-way databinding.
Easily integrate Famo.us and AngularJS apps.

##Project Roadmap

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1119890 Contact famous-angular@thomasstreet.com if you want to claim tasks or contribute to the roadmap.

##Running (For using F/A in your Angular app)

####Before you start, tools you will need

Download and install git
Download and install nodeJS
Install bower npm install -g bower

####Inside of your app:

Run bower install famous-angular
Add the following to your index.html

  <script src="bower_components/famous/famous-global.js"></script>
  <script src="bower_components/famous-angular/dist/famous-angular.js"></script>

Add<link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/famous-angular/dist/famous-angular.css"> to the <head> of your index.html
Add the famous.angular module to your Angular module list (e.g. in a main app.js file: angular.module('yourMainModule',['famous.angular', 'ui.router', 'ngAnimate']))
And add an <fa-app style="height: 200px"><fa-surface fa-background-color="'red'">Hello world</fa-surface></fa-app> in one of your templates. If you see 'Hello world' on a red background, you should be good to go. Note: currently, the element that the <fa-app> is on must be display: block (like a <div fa-app> or a <p fa-app>, or just <fa-app>) and must have a set height (like style="height: 200px" in this example.) Future versions will not have these requirements.

####Build off of the starter app To get started even faster, try the famous-angular-starter seed project, with everything already in place. The starter app has a powerful gulp-based workflow, which includes live reloading and Jade/HAML support.

##Running (For developing or contributing to the library)

####Before you start, tools you will need

Download and install git
Download and install nodeJS

####First time: git clone https://github.com/thomasstreet/famous-angular.git

npm install

npm install -g gulp

####Thereafter: Clone the submodules and install the frontend dependencies inside of your example folder.

git submodule update --init --recursive

cd famous-angular-examples

bower install

cd ..

npm start

Npm start will use gulp to concatenate files into famous-angular.js, which is built into the app folder. It will also watch for changes inside app and livereload as necessary.

Then open http://localhost:4000.

####To develop the library using the famous-angular-examples submodule

gulp dev

####To build the docs

gulp docs

####To run tests Ensure that you have the karma command line interface installed. 'npm install -g karma-cli'

`karma start'

##Support

Please submit issues as Github issues or reach out for support on the Famous IRC channel on Freenode

##Contributing

We would love to have community contributions and support! A few areas where could use help right now:

Writing tests
Elaborating on documentation
Creating examples for the docs
Bug reports and/or fixes
Continuing to wrap Famo.us layouts and views into directives [advanced]

If you want to contribute, please submit a pull request, or contact famous-angular@thomasstreet.com for more information.

Please read the contribution guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md

Famo.us/Angular is being developed by Thomas Street in partnership with Famo.us, along with community support.

jesper/famous-angular

Famo.us/Angular