EDITED NEW (AND MUCH BETTER) ANSWER The Node team is … slow. Meanwhile, the same guy who brought us Lodash (John-David Dalton) imagined a brilliant solution, and his idea is the best way to get full ES6 module support in 2019. (In fact, I want to delete my earlier answer, but I’ve left it for … Read more
Deleting webpack and installing previous version worked for me! npm uninstall webpack npm install webpack@^4.0.0 –save-dev
As some of the comments suggest, you can have a local and global version of angular cli on your system. To be able to access your local version instead of global (lets say you have a different version installed locally then your global install) use npm run-script ng for example npm run-script ng generate component … Read more
You need lastIndexOf and substr… var t = “\\some\\route\\here”; t = t.substr(0, t.lastIndexOf(“\\”)); alert(t); Also, you need to double up \ chars in strings as they are used for escaping special characters. Update Since this is regularly proving useful for others, here’s a snippet example… // the original string var t = “\\some\\route\\here”; // remove … Read more
Important: HttpClientModule is for Angular 4.3.0 and above. Check @Maximus’ comments and @Pengyy’s answer for more info. Original answer: You need to inject HttpClient in your component/service not the module. If you import HttpClientModule in your @NgModule // app.module.ts: import {NgModule} from ‘@angular/core’; import {BrowserModule} from ‘@angular/platform-browser’; // Import HttpClientModule from @angular/common/http import {HttpClientModule} from … Read more
npm init It is all you need. It will create the package.json file on the fly for you.
Update October 2020: For webpack 5, you can reference process/browser from the appropriate plugins part of webpack.config.js // webpack needs to be explicitly required const webpack = require(‘webpack’) module.exports = { /* … rest of the config here … */ plugins: [ // fix “process is not defined” error: // (do “npm install process” before … Read more
To fellow developers who are looking for a solution to this issue, the possible work-arounds we have come across are as follows: Use .js extension in the import: For new files, it is possible to simply add “.js” extension in the import statement in Typescript file while editing. Example: import {HelloWorld} from “./HelloWorld.js”; Extensionless filename … Read more
To expand on VonC’s suggestion, here’s a sample build command you can use to create an image with the current folder’s build context: docker image build –no-cache -t build-context -f – . <<EOF FROM busybox WORKDIR /build-context COPY . . CMD find . EOF Once created, run the container and inspect the contents of the … Read more
At first, I would like to thank David Maze and trust512 for posting their answers. Unfortunately, they didn’t help me to solve my problem. I would like to post my answer to this question. My docker-compose.yml: — # Define Docker Compose version. version: “3” # Define all the containers. services: # Frontend Container. frontend: build: … Read more