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Use CLI to provide JSPM-like functionality? #182
Description
One of the reasons SystemJS has a lot of boilerplate is that it's really designed for a case where the jspm CLI is managing your config.js file automatically for you. When somebody uses regular NPM, they don't get this automatic config and thus there's a lot of manual mapping that has to be done, eg:
System.config({
map: {
'angular2': 'node_modules/angular2',
'my-super-awesome-lib' : 'node_modules/my-super-awesome-lib'
},
packages: {
'my-super-awesome-lib': {
'main': 'index.js'
}
}
})This gets unwieldy fast and is super complicated if you don't know the System config API very well. It seems like this could be handled with our CLI, especially given the stuff you're doing with adding providers and stuff.
Thoughts?
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hansl commentedon Feb 12, 2016
I'm working on a design doc for
ng installthat will cover this. We will get a simplerSystem.configfor the user (and he can still customize it).The magic bits will be moved to a file that we control, and the user just need to include/import that file.
timkindberg commentedon Feb 29, 2016
Yes I'd say this issue is strongly related (if not a duplicate of) #124 and I also highly agree this needs to be a thing. +1
khanhhua commentedon Mar 15, 2016
+1 This is super urgent. It's likely we abandon that CLI if I have to manually config for SystemJS for every node_module package.
zackarychapple commentedon Mar 15, 2016
Giant +1 here too.
hansl commentedon Mar 17, 2016
@khanhhua: the tool is not even in Alpha and you shouldn't use this for any serious projects (yet).
The proposal is under way and we'll configure SystemJS properly once we're done with it.
See the design doc here: #255
Closing this as a duplicate.
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