AngularJS Moment Picker NES

This guide will walk you through setting up your project with Never-ending Support (NES) for the AngularJS Moment Picker package.

To ensure a smooth installation, please first review the Minimum Requirements for NPM and Node. Once you’ve validated your environment, the Detailed Instructions section will guide you through the following steps:

1. Updating your package.json

2. Creating or updating your .npmrc file to add the NES Registry URL and <NES_ACCESS_TOKEN>

3. Installing and running your project

Detailed Instructions

Updating your package.json file

1. Open your package.json file.

2. Update the angular-moment-picker dependency to point to the npm: protocol.

3. Create an overrides block in your project's package.json file for angular-moment-picker by copying and pasting the Sample Code below.

Sample Code (copy and paste this)

Your package.json should contain the following code:

"dependencies": {
    "angular-moment-picker": "npm:@neverendingsupport/angularjs-essentials@0.10.2-angular-moment-picker-0.10.3"
},
"overrides": {
    "angular-moment-picker": { ".": "npm:@neverendingsupport/angularjs-essentials@0.10.2-angular-moment-picker-0.10.3" }
}

Explaining the npm protocol, dependencies, and overrides

The changes we made to the dependencies block allow you to override the resolution of the angular-moment-picker package so you don’t need to alter your project’s source code.

The NPM overrides block tells your project’s direct dependencies and any transitive dependencies to correctly resolve to the NES version of AngularJS Moment Picker when imported. If you have issues with multiple versions of AngularJS Moment Picker installing, this block is may be misconfigured or otherwise not resolving correctly.

Create or update your .npmrc file

1. Create an .npmrc file in the root of your project if one doesn’t already exist.

2. Append the following code to your .npmrc file.

3. Replace the <NES_ACCESS_TOKEN> with your access token.

@neverendingsupport:registry=https://registry.nes.herodevs.com/npm/pkg/
//registry.nes.herodevs.com/npm/pkg/:_authToken=<NES_ACCESS_TOKEN>

Install and run

The NES Registry should be configured correctly. Now we’ll verify that everything is working correctly. If you have a package-lock.json file, it will be updated by npm.

1. Run npm install.

2. Attempt to run your project as you normally would. Use your application to ensure everything is working as expected.

Finishing up

Congratulations! At this point, you should have a working project that uses the NES version of AngularJS Moment Picker. Now you can safely receive ongoing security patches without worrying about functional changes. 🎉