A full front-end AngularJS template for WordPress API.
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It's not another WordPress theme! It's a full website using WordPress API! I can't believe, sweet lord!! 🙌
First of all, make sure you have installed the main dependencies:
# Clone or fork this repository.
# If you wanna clone, run:
$ git clone [email protected]:teles/frontpress.git
# Install the dependencies
$ npm i && bower iJust run the command below and we'll create a configuration file called frontpress.json.
You may find more information about frontpress.json here.
$ gulp initRun this to use the Angular Template Cache:
$ gulp templateCacheIf your fronpress.json file is already configured, just run the app:
$ gulpWait a few, and it will open a new tab on your browser.
- If your NodeJS version is < 5.0, then install NVM - Node Version Manager.
- Then install a 5.0+ version of NodeJS:
# Install a NodeJS version 5.0+ using nvm.
$ nvm install 5.0
# Using the installed version
$ nvm use 5.0- Then, run the command below to execute all the tests.
$ karma start- To run the tests while writing the code, just add the flag
--no-single-run.
We support these versions of WordPress Rest API.
- 1.1
- 1.2
- 2.0
MIT © Teles