All of these commands require you to run npm install first. Add the --typecheck flag to generate type definitions (.d.ts) and do type checking, but keep in mind builds and rebuilds when watching will be significantly slower (~1min and ~1s respectively, vs ~20s and ~200ms without typechecking).

Run gulp build or gulp watch to watch for changes.

1. Run gulp e2e or gulp watch.e2e to watch for changes.
2. Navigate to http://localhost:8000/dist/e2e

1. Run gulp demos or gulp watch.demos to watch for changes.
2. Navigate to http://localhost:8000/dist/demos

1. gulp docs to build the nightly version
2. gulp docs --doc-version=2.0.0 to build a specific API version

From ionic directory:

1. gulp package build or (gulp package watch, then open another terminal for step 2)
2. cd dist
3. npm link (may require sudo)

From your app directory:

1. npm link ionic-framework
2. ionic serve or ionic run or ionic emulate

To remove the linked version of ionic-framework do npm rm ionic-framework, and then reinstall using npm install ionic-framework.

1. Install Protractor: npm install -g [email protected]
2. Run webdriver-manager update
3. Export IONIC_SNAPSHOT_KEY (get from someone)
4. Run gulp snapshot

1. gulp karma

1. Run gulp prerelease

• Pulls latest
• updates package.json minor version
• updates changelog
• builds npm package files into dist

2. Verify that changelog changes and package.json update are correct (git status && git diff)
3. Run snapshot & update if necessary
4. Commit and push
5. Run gulp release

• publishes to npm
• Creates a new tag and release on Github

6. Sit back and have a beer 🍺 (or wine 🍷)

(Copied from ionic-preview-app, check there for updates)

• Set production mode to true
• Rebuild app
• Copy the contents of this entire repo to ionic-site/dist/preview-app/ (cp -R * ../path/to/ionic-site/dist/preview-app/)

Ionic API demos are automatically compiled and deployed to the ionic staging site on every commit. No action is necessary.

If you'd like to manually update the demos, clone the ionic-site repo as a sibling of ionic. From ionic run gulp docs, and it'll compile and copy the demos to the ionic-site repo, ready for testing or committing.