Angular CLI
Angular CLI for Sublime Text3
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Angular CLI commands for Sublime Text
This plugin allows you to run the Angular CLI commands using the Sublime Text interface.
Installation
You can install this plugin through the Package Control.
- Press cmd/ctrl + shift + p to open the command palette. Type
- “install package” and press enter. Then search for “Angular CLI”
Manual installation
Download or clone the latest release from GitHub into your Sublime Text Packages folder.
Usage
Press Cmd + Shift + P
for the dropdown command list, type Angular CLI and pick one of the available commands.
Available commands
help
- Angular CLI: help
- Angular CLI: doc
serve
- Angular CLI: serve
--with options
kill serve
- Angular CLI: kill serve
Note: this is not part of @angular/cli and was added to satisfy a feature request. On Windows (tested), it will attempt to kill the listening server by assuming it is running on port 4200. On Linux (tested) and Mac (untested) it attempts to use the “killall” command.
generate
- Angular CLI: generate component
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate directive
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate service
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate pipe
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate class
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate interface
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate enum
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate module
--with options
- Angular CLI: generate route
--with options
(disabled)
tests
- Angular CLI: e2e
- Angular CLI: test
--with options
configuration
- Angular CLI: get
- Angular CLI: set
init Angular on current Project
- Angular CLI: init
--with options
lint Code
- Angular CLI: lint
cli version
- Angular CLI: version
--verbose
build
- Angular CLI: build
--with options
Creator
License
MIT