How to create a localhost server to run an AngularJS project

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i have used Xampp and JetBrain WebStorm to run an AngularJS project  But it s complicated and low performance Is there any other way to run an AngularJS project

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If you have used Visual Studio Community or any other edition for your angular project , then go to the project folder , first type

C:\Project Folder>npm install -g http-server You will see as follows: + [email protected] added 25 packages in 4.213s

Then type C:\Project Folder>http-server –o

You will see that your application automatically comes up at http://127.0.0.1:8080/

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Run   ng serve  This command run in your terminal after your in project folder location like   my-app    Then run the command - it will show the URl NG Live Development Server is listening on localhost 4200 Open your browser on http   localhost 4200

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If you are a java guy simple place your angular folder in web content folder of your web application and deploy to your tomcat server  Super easy

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Python has a built-in command specifically for spinning up a webserver   Python3 x   python -m http server 8000   Other versions   python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000   Would start a webserver on port 8000   Python is a prerequisite to this  if you don t have python installed  the other answers may be easier

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Use local-web-server npm package   https   www npmjs com package local-web-server    npm install -g local-web-server   cd  lt your-app-folder gt    ws   Also  you can run     ws -p 8181   -p defines the port you want to use  After that  just go to your browser and access http localhost 8181

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You can also setup the environment in visual studio code  Run Ctrl   Shift   P  Then type ctr in the box that appears and select tasks Configure Task Runner  Then change the task json file to  this     version    0 1 0    command    explorer    windows      command    explorer exe      args     index html      save your changes  Then select your index html file and type Ctrl   Shift   B  This will open the project with your default browser

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I use     express and  morgan    Install Node js  and npm  npm is installed with Node js  Placed inside the root project directory    cd  lt your angularjs project gt    The next command creates package json    npm init   Install express     Fast  unopinionated  minimalist for node     npm install express --save   Install morgan     HTTP request logger middleware for node js    npm install morgan --save   create file server js   add the following code in server js file     Required Modules var express      require  express    var morgan       require  morgan    var app          express     var port   process env PORT    3002   app use morgan  dev     app use express static          app get      function req  res        res sendFile    index html      index html file of your angularjs application         Start Server app listen port  function          console log   Express server listening on port     port         Finally run your AngularJS project in localhost server     node server js

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You can begin by installing Node js from terminal or cmd   apt-get install nodejs-legacy npm   Then install the dependencies   npm install   Then  start the server   npm start

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If you re running node js http-server is super easy    cd into your project folder and  npx http-server -o     or  install it separately so you don t need npx npm install -g http-server http-server -o    -o is to open browser to the page  Run http-server --help to view other options such as changing the port number  Don t have node   these other one-liners might be easier if you don t have node npm installed    For example python comes preinstalled on most systems  so John Doe s python servers below would be quicker   MacOS comes installed with ruby  so this is another easy option if you re running a Mac  ruby -run -ehttpd   -p8000 and open your browser to http   localhost 8000

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An angular application can be deployed using any Web server on localhost  The options below outline the deployment instructions for several  possible webserver deployments depending on your deployment requirements     Microsofts Internet Information Services  IIS    Windows IIS must be enabled   1 1  In Windows  access the Control Panel and click Add or Remove Programs   1 2  In the Add or Remove Programs window  click Add Remove Windows Components   1 3  Select the Internet Information Services  IIS  check box  click Next  then click Finish   1 4  Copy and extract the Angular Application Zip file to the webserver root directory      C  inetpub wwwroot The Angular application can now be accessed using the following URL      http   localhost 8080     NPMs Lightweight Web Server   Installing a lightweight web server  1 1  Download and install npm from      https   www npmjs com get-npm 1 2  Once  npm has been installed open a command prompt and type      npm install -g http-server 1 3  Extract the Angular Zip file  To run the web server  open a command prompt  and navigate to the directory where you extracted the Angular previously and type      http-server The Angular Application application can now be accessed using the following URL      http   localhost 8080     Apache Tomcat Web Server   Installing Apache Tomcat version 8  1 1  Download and install Apache Tomcat from       https   tomcat apache org  1 2  Copy and extract the Angular Application Zip file to the webserver root directory     C  Program Files Apache Software Foundation Tomcat 7 0 webapps The Angular Application  can now be accessed using the following URL      http   localhost 8080

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cd  lt your project folder gt   where your angularjs s deployable code is there   sudo npm install serve -g serve  You can hit your page at localhost 3000 or IPaddress 3000

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Assuming you already have node js installed  you can use browser sync for synchronized browser testing

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Assuming that you have nodejs installed    mini-http is a pretty easy command-line tool to create http server   install the package globally  npm install mini-http -g  then using your cmd  terminal  run mini-http -p 3000 in your project directory And boom  you created a server on port 3000 now go check http   localhost 3000  Note  specifying a port is not required you can simply run mini-http or mh to start the server

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