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Verifying the animations package - Angular Tutorial
From the course: Angular: Animations
Verifying the animations package
- [Narrator] When you first create a new project using Angular CLI, all of the basic packages are included such as Angular Common, Angular Core, Angular Platform-browser, but in older versions of the CLI, Angular/animations might not be included. It's necessary to check for this inside your package.json file. So find the package.json at the project root and open it up inside of Visual Studio Code. Then to verify all we need to do is scroll down a little bit and look in dependencies where you find things like angular/core. Here's angular/animations, and this is telling us that it's 4.0.0, or the latest version should actually be downloaded and installed. Now for most of what we're doing in this course, we're working off of angular 4.2 or above. If we want to verify the version of angular that we're using, all we need to do is go down into our terminal, and if we already have something running we can always stop it, however, we can also create new terminals through Visual Studio Code…
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Verifying the animations package4m 50s
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Project module configuration2m 4s
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Application layout5m
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Creating route view components5m 2s
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Configuring project routes6m 5s
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Challenge: Create a 404 route view24s
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Solution: Create a 404 route view1m 35s
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