Figure out where you have node. Paste the results in the 'Location' box in Eclipse. If you haven't installed node, do so here. Now, in the main Eclipse screen, find the play button with a red toolbox next to the regular play button.
When you have a js file open that you want to run, click this and it will be just like running it from your console using node. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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Before adding other Node. Note that -g means globally, or system-wide. Install the modules globally, with the -g flag, using the commands below. When done, check the tools are available in your system, by checking their versions via command line. When done, unzip and launch the IDE. If you can read the npm version, the installation is successful, and we can proceed creating out first Node. Create a new General Project named com. When done, the wizard generates the package. In the package.
For most modules, it makes the most sense having a main script and often not too much else. Create a new file named index. The program declares a dependency to the module open , and uses a function of that module to open a the system default browser passing a given URL. Test the program running it with Node. This is because Node. To fix this issue, we need to add the module to the package.
To add the missing dependency, edit manually the package. Then, run the npm install using hte JSDT integration: right click on package. Now, we can run the application again, right-clicking the index. This time, as a result, we expect to see the Node. JS single page application with routing and controllers. The styling will be done with Bootstrap and FontAwesome. Create a bower. To download and install all the frontend components, right-click on the bower.
You can test visually that Boostrap is loaded and Angular is working. The working web application, should look like the image below. Below you can see a screenshot of what the page would look like in case Angular and Bootstrap are not loaded. Create a javascript file named application.
The first line creates an Angular application named jsdtApp , and declare it uses ngRoute as imported module. The second statement, defines a controller named mainController. We start creating three views to display the contents: about , contact , and home. Also note the views are using css classes bg-light , bg-dark and bg-orange , to be defined later. As we already included the angular-route.
For each route we declare its path ; we define the templateUrl to find the HTML view template; and we assign a controller to manage the view lifecycle. Then, we add three controllers to the app, one for each page.
Note: controllers contains business logic for a view. You can learn more in the official documentation. Based on the above premises, we edit the javascript file, so that it looks like the snippet you can see below. To complete the page, add some inline style, to give different colors at the content pages, and to animate the user selection on navigation bar.
As anticipated, Angular Routing is not supposed to work on local files. Therefore, you can see empty areas, when loading an HTML file from the local filesystem. In this case, you can detect the error inspecting the page and looking at the console. The real point of this section, is understanding that your frontend is not a simple local webpage.
Instead, it is an application that should live in a webserver. Then, use the JSDT integrations to install the libraries. Right-click on the package. As you can see, the code loads the modules, starts the local server, and opens the inex. Please, not this server is configured to support URL-rewrite, hence you can reload pages and re-use URLs like in common rest applications. Now, run the Node. R-click 'launch-static-server. This will launch node passing your script as parameter.
Now that the application is running on a local webserver, we can test it works as expected. Below you can see screenshots with the final result. To have a more professional single-page applications, we should remove hashtags from webaddresses.
Startup tasks include getting source from Git, updating Mylyn tasks, and also requesting additional authentication if needed. When the startup tasks are done, click away the welcome window, and enter the IDE. Verify the source code is downloaded and available in different project sets. Then create a JavaScript project and create a new npm init file inside the project.
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