Node¶

Terminal commands for NPM / Node / Angular / ionic¶

Installation¶

# sudo npm install -g @angular/cli # sudo npm install -g ionic@latest # sudo npm install $ npm run ionic $ npm run ionic:serveStatic

Downgrade¶

$ npm install -g ionic@1.4.0

$version number after ionic@**\_.\_.\_**$

NVM Version Control¶

~ fetch latest npm

$ nvm install node

To download, compile, and install the latest release of node, do this:

$ nvm install node

And then in any new shell just use the installed version: nvm use node Or you can just run it:

Change Node¶

List all of the node runtime installed locally

$ nvm ls

Use specific node version , end the numbers with the major version.

$ nvm use 10

You can set the default Node.js version by using alias: Anyone is fine.

$ nvm alias default system $ nvm alias default v9.3.0

Version Check¶

nvm run node --version

Checking versions

$ node -v

angular cli can report its version when you run it with the version flag

$ ng --version $ IONIC versions $ Ionic info $ ionic --v

Ionic¶

Set telemetry to false, No to collect analytics & data. ionic config set -g telemetry false

Normal Way

Proper way to run an Hybrid app. MeatPerson.

Install Node package dmg mac

Install Angular CLI

$ npm install -g @angular/cli

Cd to project folder

Install NPM dependencies via package json

$ npm install

Also give permission to folders for node installation

Finally run the static version of the project

$ npm run ionic:serveStatic

Build ios apps Static build json

$ npm run build-static ios

dev - is dynamic

To run locally on chrome

$ ionic serve