generator-angular error with gulp

[aerlaut]

When using Gulp with angular-generator I received error : task 'wiredep' is not in you gulpfile

I tried running the build using gulp and received error : TypeError: $.useref.restore is not a function

[benjipott]

try replace .pipe($.useref.restore()) by .pipe($.useref.assets().restore())

[dcu]

@benjipott that works but gulp bower still doesn't.

[ernie58]

if you change the .bowerrc file to look for the bower_components inside the app folder gulp bower works

[eddiemonge]

bowerrc doesnt specify where to look for the components; it specifies where to place them. we moved them out of the app folder so there is something else going on

[ww-k]

I replace directory: yeoman.app + './bower_components', by directory: 'bower_components', then gulp bower works

[ww-k]

gulp.task('bower', function () {
  return gulp.src(paths.views.main)
    .pipe(wiredep({
      directory: 'bower_components',
      ignorePath: '..'
    }))
  .pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app));
});

replace all task code

[9mm]

@kevinwon1985 that seems to work except now angular isnt found in my project when i do gulp serve, is there something else i have to do?

[ww-k]

@9mm try this repository to instead your generator-angular, I has work on this bugs recently, and pull request, but not merged yet now.

[darknasty]

I am getting a similar error that @aerlaut reported. When I build with gulp I receive an error that reads:

$.useref.assets is not a function

Here is the code referenced in the error:

.pipe($.useref.assets({searchPath: [yeoman.app, '.tmp']}))

[eddiemonge]

Try using the master branch from here and see if that works

[nicholasglazer]

Check this https://github.com/jonkemp/gulp-useref/issues/153

[onlyskyguy]

What's going on with this? Can't find bower files... is this a useref problem?

[chr4ss1]

gulp-useref v3 does not have assets() function, and "philosophy" is a bit different.

In order to fix this, you have to re-write whatever code you have (Info from here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-useref see bottom, how TO),

OR

just make sure that you are using older version of gulp-useref, in your packages.json:

"gulp-useref": "~1.1.1",

[ChrisPenner]

Is this being patched in a new version? I just started using Yeoman, did a fresh install of yeoman, npm, bower, and generator-angular and I ran into the same issues, gulp bower fails, I changed the gulpfile to point to directory: 'bower_components', and now gulp_bower works, but angular is still undefined in the project.

[KidA001]

I'm still having issues as well, same story as @ChrisPenner @ChrisEelmaa I changed my packages.json to use "gulp-useref": "~1.1.1" but angular is still undefined.

I also made the change that @kevinwon1985 mentioned, it fixed gulp bower but again angular is still undefined when I try and run the application.

I was hoping to build a new application at work using gulp and yeoman but I might have to move another way. Would appreciate any insight.

[szantner]

Hi, I made the followings and now gulp serve seems to work fine:

• in the .bowerrc file I changed: "directory": "bower_components" to "directory": "app/bower_components"
• deleted the bower_components folder
• rerun bower install
• in the gulpfile.js around the 146th line in gulp.task('bower', function () { I changed: .pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app + '/views')); to .pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app));

The problem was not only that the gulpfile referenced the bower_components in the wrong folder, but that the index file was modified, but was created in the views folder. I am not sure that it will solve all the problems, but gulp serve works.

[eddiemonge]

bower_components should not be in /app since that is for your application files, not 3rd party files.

[alfonso-presa]

Just uploaded a PR with solves this almost the way @szantner did but with out modifying the location of the bower_components folder (with as explained by @eddiemonge is not a good practice). I had to modify also the bower task to point to the bower_components folder correctly and also removing the ../bower_components prefix from imported filed and thus, had to modify the start:server and start:server:test to serve also the bower_components folder.

[alfonso-presa]

It turned out my first approach broke the main build process... I now changed it so that serve tasks use a middleware to serve the bower_components folder, that is much safer also.

[patrikbego]

1st issue, yeoman build is referring to gulp wiredep not gulp bower: rename gulp.task('bower', function () ...to { gulp.task('wiredep', function () { ... 2nd issue is that bower libs are not in the directory: yeoman.app + '/bower_components', but in directory: 'bower_components', 3rd issue .pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app + '/views'));is not in the views folder but the .pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app ));

So long story short, replace gulp.task('bower', function ...with: gulp.task('wiredep', function () { return gulp.src(paths.views.main).pipe(wiredep({ directory: 'bower_components', ignorePath: '..' })).pipe(gulp.dest(yeoman.app)); }); Delete the dist folder, run gulp wiredep, gulp and gulp serve or add wiredep task to the build one.

Hope this clarifies it.

[ksgupta]

The question has been discussed here for any future references: http://stackoverflow.com/a/36073950/1242321

[andrecbr]

ok, have many fixes, but officially (from Yeoman) nothing??

last release: 11 Dec 2015 '¬¬

[wching]

check @ksgupta's stackoverflow link to get the bug free gulpfile! 💯 💯