It goes without saying that you need to have Node, NPM and Cordova installed also the SDKs for the platforms you need to target (i.e Android or iOS) and also a MAC for building iOS apps. Npm install g angular/cli: This command is basically used for installing the Angular CLI in specifically mention package manager of rpm. ![]() So for now you'll need to generate a new Cordova project Prerequisites Some of the basic commands are mentioned like below: 1. Step 1: Load framework Step 2: Define AngularJS application using ng-app directive Step 3: Define a model name using ng-model directive Step 4: Bind the. You can do this with the following command: npm install -g angular/cli Once the Angular CLI is installed, you can use the ng deploy command to deploy your AngularJS application. Since the Ionic CLI doesn't yet support generating framework agnostic apps we'll manually execute different tasks that the Ionic CLI do for us behind the curtain (mainly things related to integrating Cordova) To deploy your AngularJS application with the Angular CLI, first install the Angular CLI globally. ![]() Did you enjoy using Angular.js for building Ionic 1.x apps? But was forced to migrate to TypeScript/Angular 2+ to use the latest Ionic versions (2+) which don't support AngularJS anymore or do you still use the Ionic 1.x version because you don't want to use TypeScript? If YES then fortunately for you you can now use JavaScript and AngularJS with the latest and future versions of Ionic (4+) because Ionic is going framework agnostic starting with version 4.
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