Tutorial by Examples: aurelia

This example will show you how to quickly get a hello world Aurelia application up and running using the Aurelia CLI. Prerequisites The Aurelia CLI is a Node.js based application, so make sure you install it first before proceeding. You will need Node.js 4.4.7 or later. You will also need a Git c...

In order to get the official I18N Plugin into your CLI Project we need to install it by following the next steps. First you want to install the plugin via npm: npm install aurelia-i18n Since Aurelia-I18N is backed by i18next, you should install it and a backend plugin of your choice. As an exampl...

OS: Mac OS X 10.11 (Should work on Windows / Linux since we are using Vagrant) Vagrant 1.8.4 Installed Directory Structure on Host OS (Mac OS): /path/to/project /provision /packages Note: If you use different vesions, be sure to update Variables at top of provision.sh script b...

This Example assumes you setup as explained in Example: Setting Up Environment for aurelia-cli Explained of this document. Creating a new project In main host os, open terminal (Mac OS in my case) $cd /path/to/project/vagrant $vagrant up (Launches VM GUI) Log into VM via UI U...

Environment This Example assumes you setup as explained in Example: Setting Up Environment for Aurelia-cli Explained of this document. Summary of setup: On Mac OS X with Vagrant 1.8.4 $cd /path/to/project/vagrant $vagrant up Log into VM via UI as User:vagrant / PW:vagrant $cd /home/vagrant/...

Adding the aurelia-configuration to a cli application sometimes produces a build error. This is caused by a missing dependency so we simply add the dependency to the build bundle. Try the following: npm install deep-extend --save npm install aurelia-configuration --save Now add the followi...