Basic

Steps to work with basebuild-angular after installation:

1 - Declare the options which you want to use or modify

In your gulpfile you can declare the options which you want to use or modify in basebuild.

gulpfile.js - (options)

// Basic options
// =========================
var options = {
  mainAngularModule : 'BaseBuildSample'
};


// Base build modules
// ==========================
options.modulesData = {
  proxy: {
    target: 'http://docker:49000'
  }
};

2 - Require basebuild-angular

Still in you gulpfile you require basebuild-angular passing the parameter options.

gulpfile.js - (require)

// Init basebuild
// ==========================
require('basebuild-angular')(options);

Resulting in something like this:

gulpfile.js - (final)

// Basic options
// =========================
var options = {
  mainAngularModule : 'BaseBuildSample'
};


// Base build modules
// ==========================
options.modulesData = {
  proxy: {
    target: 'http://docker:49000'
  }
};

// Init basebuild
// ==========================
require('basebuild-angular')(options);

3 - Run a gulp task to see working

On shell, you can use Gulp tasks to work, for instance:

Shell

gulp serve # this task will launch a browser sync server on your source files

You can see all available tasks here.