This project is generated with yo angular modular generator version 1.0.17.
Run gulp for development, gulp build for building and gulp buildCordova for building the hybrid-app.
Unit tests are automatically run with the default task. End-to-End tests are run via gulp e2e.
As per default the following tasks are available at your convenience:
gulp: The development task. Runs all the injectors (wiredep, for the scss files and for your JavaScript-project files) on file-change, file-creation or file-deletion. Unit-tests are run in parallel, as well as the sass-compilation.gulp injectAll: Runs all the injectors once.gulp build: Minifies your JavaScript via ng-annotate, your css, your images and your html files and copies everything to the www-folder.gulp test: Runs your unit tests with the keep-alive option.gulp testSingle: Runs your unit tests once.gulp e2e: Runs your end to end tests once.
The mobile tasks require a little preparation described in the next section.
gulp buildCordova: Runs the build task followed by a cordova-build.gulp emulate: Runs the build task and your app in the emulator.gulp run: Runs the build task and your app on your device if connected.gulp releaseCordova: Create release version of your app and copies the binaries to the release folder.
All tasks can be edited freely and can be found in the /tasks folder.
Compiling your app to a hybrid app requires a little bit of configuration and you need to have cordova installed. Fortunately that is quite easy.
If everything is in place, you need to add the platforms you want to build your app on. For Android you would run:
cordova platform add android
If you get the message Current working directory is not a Cordova-based project you need to create the www-folder first (e.g.: mkdir www from your projects root directory).
After that you should build your current state via gulp build then you can run gulp run or gulp emulate to check out your app on your device or in the emulator.