ngi 0.4.0

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angular_init (called ngi) creates AngularJS templates for you from the command line so you don't have to type the same starting code over and over again. It's a tool with just one purpose, so it's small and fast.

$ gem install ngi
$ cd ~/MyAwesomeApp # => go to your app
$ ngi controller # => create a new AngularJS controller

// ~/MyAwesomeApp/myAwesome.controller.js

;(function(app) {

  'use strict';

  app.controller('MyAwesomeController',MyAwesomeController);

  MyAwesomeController.$inject = ['$route', '$scope'];

  function MyAwesomeController($route, $scope) {
  
  }

})(angular.module('myModule'));

By the way, the output of this little tool is meant to follow John Papa's AngularJS Style Guide.

• You can now use custom templates (tutorial)

Have an idea for a feature? Email frontendcollisionblog@gmail.com! Just write: "Hey, I think it would be awesome if you included ____ in ngi because ____."

• Has default templates to create components for you (directives, controllers, etc.) in ECMAScript5 and CoffeeScript (type ngi -h to see all the available components). By the way, the default templates follow John Papa's AngularJS Style Guide.
• Supports custom templates (see the tutorial for that)

You need Ruby 2.1.0 and RubyGems (optional Bundler)

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'ngi'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install ngi

• See all available commands/components
• How to use custom templates instead of the default ones

• Contribute just like you would any other GitHub project (fork and submit a pull request; check out GitHub's guide for that)
• Or, email frontendcollisionblog@gmail.com if you have an awesome idea for a feature!

Only tested with Ruby 2.1 on Mac OSX Mavericks. Compatibility with previous versions of Ruby cannot be guaranteed.

angular_init and ngi and the author (Joshua Beam) are not directly associated with AngularJS.

Copyright © 2015 Joshua Beam — Front End Collision

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