From the course: Angular: Building an Interface
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Adding your own node modules - Angular Tutorial
From the course: Angular: Building an Interface
Adding your own node modules
- [Instructor] One of the reasons we're working with a realistic project is to show you real-life situations that you would need to manage whenever you're working on your own projects. And so, the default installation is almost never really appropriate for a real project. You often want to be able to install additional libraries or frameworks. Now, to do that, we're going to use the node package manager, which is available in your terminal once you've installed Node.js. So, in Visual Studio code, there is a New Terminal command right here. I often use this command key, so let's go ahead and pull that up. And if you're using a PC, though, this might not automatically let you use Linux commands. So you may want to use something like Git Bash. And what we want to do here is issue an npm install command, and then install the library that we want. Now, you can also issue an option called save, or an option called save-dev, and then put in the name of the library that you want to install…
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