aurelia

I am learning Aurelia Framework. I seen its document given example in NodeJs and JSPM. But I don't have NodeJs and JSPM. I am from .Net background. Its possible to run Aurelia Framework without install NodeJS. I want run Aurelia Framework just like add tag and add CDN link. Its possible ? You can write and execute Aurelia in Visual Studio without NodeJS or JSPM. Here is a port of the Aurelia skeleton-navigation to TypeScript which uses a bundle of the Aurelia AMD Libraries. You should be able to clone the repo and then load this up in Visual Studio and run the app (using Chrome) without any

I have an API that includes a useful description of what went wrong when an error is raised by the server (status = 500). The description comes as part of the response text. My client code, using Aurelia, calls the api via aurelia-fetch-client using a generic method to make the call: function callRemoteService(apiName, timeout) { return Promise.race([ this.http.fetch(apiName), this.waitForServer(timeout || 5000) // throws after x ms ]) .then(response => response.json() ) .catch(err => { if (err instanceof Response) { // HERE'S THE PROBLEM..... err.text().then(text => { console.log('Error text

When installing the Aurelia navigation skeleton app it is far to overwhelming with all the 3rd party modules and ready-made scripts it uses. For me who have a good picture of what most of it is in theory, have a hard time learning when I can't do it one step at a time. For this reason I would like to set up a minimal Aurelia project by myself and then add complexity to it as I go along. Main question: Which steps are necessary to set up a simple Aurelia project? Assumptions: I already have a Node server backend that can serve files. I want to use ES6/7 (Babel). I want to use system.js for

Hi am new to aurelia js , i need to upload file to server,am using autrelia js, materializecss and httpClient.fetch for api call. I dont'know how to send file to server. view : <input type="file" files.bind="selectedFiles" change.delegate="onSelectFile($event)"> Model : onSelectFile(e) { var myurl = 'http://cdn.dmsapp.tk/file?authToken=bLNYMtfbHntfloXBuGlSPueilaHtZx&type=jpg&name=sibi.jpg&userId=7&organizationId=1&sourceType=USER_UPLOADS'; this.httpValueConverter.call_http(myurl,'POST',this.selectedFiles[],'fileupload',file_upload) .then(data => { console.log(data); if(data.meta && data.meta

I have a component that loads a javascript module that builds on Bootstrap.js and Jquery to automatically build a table of contents for a page based on H1,H2,... headers. The component code is as follows: import { bindable, bindingMode, customElement, noView } from 'aurelia-framework'; @noView() @customElement('scriptinjector') export class ScriptInjector { @bindable public url; @bindable public isLocal; @bindable public isAsync; @bindable({ defaultBindingMode: bindingMode.oneWay }) protected scripttag; private tagId = 'bootTOCscript'; public attached() { if (this.url) { this.scripttag =

Does anyone have a good working example of how to use CKEditor in Aurelia? I try this code in my template file but get the following error: <template> <require from="../../../jspm_packages/npm/ckeditor@4.5.10/ckeditor.js"></require> <textarea name="editor1" id="editor1"></textarea> <script> CKEDITOR.replace('editor1'); </script> </template> Error: c[a] is undefined system.js 4992:13 This example works well in ESNext/SystemJS skeleton. First, install ckeditor via jspm: jspm install npm:ckeditor Now, let's create out editor based on CKEDITOR. I named it as editor : editor.html: <template>