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README.md
This is the Angular Phonecat application adjusted to fit our boilerplate project structure.
The following changes from vanilla Phonecat are applied:
- Karma config for unit tests is in karma.conf.ng1.js because the boilerplate Karma config is not compatible with the way Angular 1 tests need to be run. The shell script run-unit-tests.sh can be used to run the unit tests.
- There's a
package.ng1.json, which is not used to run anything but only to show an example of changing the PhoneCat http-server root path. - Also for the Karma shim, there is a
karma-test-shim.1.jsfile which isn't used but is shown in the test appendix. - Instead of using Bower, Angular 1 and its dependencies are fetched from a CDN in index.html and karma.conf.ng1.js.
- E2E tests have been moved to the parent directory, where
run-e2e-testscan discover and run them along with all the other examples. - Most of the phone JSON and image data removed in the interest of keeping repo weight down. Keeping enough to retain testability of the app.
Running the app
Start like any example
npm run start
Running unit tests
./run-unit-tests.sh
Running E2E tests
Like for any example (at the project root):
gulp run-e2e-tests --filter=phonecat-2