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Jack
Jack

Reputation: 10623

How to retro-fit AngularJS in Google AppEngine?

I'm working collaboratively on Google App Engine project. Other contributors have committed a basic App Engine project structure: 

└───src
    ├───main
        ├───java
        │   └───com
        │       └───[...]
        └───webapp
            ├───css
            ├───fonts
            ├───img
            ├───js
            ├───partials
            └───WEB-INF`

The java directory contains the server-side app written in Java. The webapp directory contains predominantly client-side code including a basic AngularJS app. However it's also home to WEB-INF which configures the webapp and is not client-side app code.

If I wanted to start using Yeoman to manage the client-side app and get all the benefits that Grunt and Bower bring, how would I do this? I've only ever scaffolded out Yeoman apps from the beginning and never from a predefined Google App Engine project.

I can think of two options:

  1. Remove everything under webapp (excluding WEB-INF) and run Yeoman from within the webapp folder. This feels a little ungraceful.
  2. Separate out the App Engine project from the client-side Angular app and scaffold out an Angular app using Yeoman.

To be clear, I'm looking for information on the means of introducing Angular using Yeoman, rather than just end product of Angular existing in an App Engine app.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 70

Answers (1)

Sean Larkin
Sean Larkin

Reputation: 6430

I found this specific example of an App Engine and AngularJS example.

Perhaps this might be a decent starting point for you to work with.

Upvotes: 0

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