I am trying to run an AngularJS application using Visual Studio 2012 but IIS always opens the file tree instead of using app/index.html and when I try to navigate in the file system and run app/index.html it gives me a erro.
Any help?
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I've got a solution in MS Visual Studio with ASP Net Core Web API project.
I want to add standalone React JS project to this solution.
NPM creates folder with project in \AppData\Local\Temp\ folder but cannot copy it to the folder where my solution is with error:
Couldn't find a part of the path.
If I run npm start in temp folder, it starts fine server and shows default page.
How can it be solved?
I use Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) - Current
Version 17.2.0
How do I properly import an existing React project being developed in Visual Studio Code into Visual Studio 2022?
Here is how you open a React application in Visual Studio without all of the overhead of other project types.
When you open Visual Studio (I'm using 2019) there is an option that says "Open a Local Folder". Choose that and select the folder that contains the React application. Once it opens, if you right-click on the package.json files there is an NPM menu that contains your NPM tasks. Visual Studio creates a csproj file and if source control is configured in Visual Studio it will hook you up to your repository.
My friend developed a basic Registration page using Angular.js and bootstrap in Visual studio. He sent me the 'log' folder which contains all the dependencies and files related to the project.
I don't have visual studio and want to work on the project without the use of visual studio.
When I try to Open up the 'index.html' page, its showing everything except the registration form itself.
How do I run the page without using Visual Studio?
You don't need Visual studio to run an Angular app. It's all Javascript and you can run it locally. What I suspect is that your code requires a local server running. If I am correct, then your question is really, how do I get a localserver running?
It's been answered before here: How to create a localhost server to run an AngularJS project
Long and short, install node.
Then
Install: npm install -g http-server
Then
run http-server -o
Check console for errors. Check if angular and other files are loaded.
I've been attempting to automate the cloning and building of google test by using a batch script. However I can't seem to get visual studio to upgrade the solution.
I tried using the devenv "path" /upgrade command however it fails to upgrade the projects. The error I am getting for each of the projects is:
gtest_main-md.vcproj: The application which this project type is based on was not found. Please try this link for further information: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=299083&projecttype=8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942
Which just defaults to the VS2015 C++ projects page. The solution also states that it does not need to be upgraded. If I open the solution in visual studio I can simply perform the one time upgrade on each project with no issue.
Is there a way to do this without having to open visual studio?
My intellisense is not working in visual studio 2015.
I have a _references.js file under the scripts directory that points to all my angular files.
I have angular.intellisense.js in my options set up under Implicit (Web)
My project is a MVC/WebAPI project created in Visual Studio 2013.
Could this be the issue because I didn't create the project in VS2015?
My angular structure.
-app
--admin
--components (all angular and js files for site go here)
--core
--dashboard