This template was generated with Angular CLI version 14.2.8

Run yarn start or npm run start for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

to serve normal use this configuration:

  yarn start || npm run start

to serve and automatically open the browser use this configuration:

  yarn start:open || npm run start:open

to serve and access from a local network use this configuration:

  yarn start:host || npm run start:host

to serve as production run use this configuration:

  yarn start:prod || npm run start:prod

to serve and run ios emulator use this configuration:

  yarn start:ios || npm run start:ios

to serve and run android emulator use this configuration:

  yarn start:android || npm run start:android

Run yarn build:option or npm run build:option to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.

to compile for development use this configuration:

  yarn build:dev || npm run build:dev

to compile for production use this configuration:

  yarn build:prod || npm run build:prod

to compile for webpack-bundle-analyzer use this configuration:

  yarn build:stats || npm run build:stats

to compile for ios use this configuration:

  yarn build:ios || npm run build:ios

to compile for android use this configuration:

  yarn build:android || npm run build:android

Run yarn lint or npm run lint to show in the terminal the error that linter finds according to the configuration

to show error use this configuration:

  yarn lint || npm run lint

to show error and automatically fix it use this configuration:

  yarn lint:fix || npm run lint:fix

to run linter default inside angular use this configuration:

  yarn lint:ng || npm run lint:ng

to show error and automatically fix it use ng configuration:

  yarn lint:ng:fix || npm run lint:ng:fix

At the end of the installation of all the packages, husky will be installed, a tool that will allow us to automatically run git hooks, in our case to run the commitlint and eslint linters before committing.

Webpack-bundle-analyzer is a tool that allows us to graphically see when our application weighs and segmented by modules, this helps us to discover failures in the application's performance

to use webpack-bundle-analyzer, before you must use this command yarn build:stats or npm run build:stats which generates the stats files that allow webpack-bundle-analyzer to work properly

  yarn analyze || npm run analyze