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mean-admin installs to node_modules folder not packages folder
FYI: I was confused that mean-admin installs to node_modules folders and not in packages folder where I expected it. Is this the intended behavior?
Yes, mean-admin is installed in the node_modules; in order to work with them you just go to your "node_modules/mean-admin" and do whatever you want. Just remember that if you are using live reload, you have to turn the server on again so it registers the changes.
I came here to ask the same question! Is there any reason I can't move it over to the packages folder? Makes more sense to me conceptually.
@exoer @adle29 @Squ34k3rZ - Mean admin currently installs in node_modules, but this changes with the latest version of mean (core, meanio, and mean-cli). What happens is we will now be having mean.json file which acts like bower.json or package.json, and those packages mentioned in mean.json will get installed in packages/contrib.
So packages will kinda evolve into contrib + core + custom....This probably makes dev easier on it, and it makes more sense logically. We want to focus and channel us into package contribution, and its all part of the process. :-)
Lior, will probably be able to give you an update on this.
Thanks! I just updated angular-ui bootstrap after using your mean-admins package. The entire accordion tab should be clickable now instead of just the text.
UX Dork
@pratik60 - What version do these changes take effect in?
Latest version of meanio for sure..
Can't be sure when was this exact change made and published to npm On 30 Sep 2014 21:22, "Travis Gray" [email protected] wrote:
@pratik60 https://github.com/pratik60 - What version do these changes take effect in?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/linnovate/mean-admin/issues/11#issuecomment-57335869.
What I'm confused about is that $ mean -v
returns 0.6.6 on my machine but the github page says it's only at 0.5.40 and my mean-admin package was installed into node_modules.
Any thoughts?