Now, install the . The CLI includes several code generators and commands that will help you expedite your development cycle.
$ pub global activate angel_cli
Now, let's create a sample project, called hello.
Run:
$ angel init hello
This will create a folder called hello, and copy the into it. If you wanted to initialize a project within the current directory, instead of making new one, you could have run:
$ angel init
You'll notice that the following folder structure is there for you:
.idea/ - IntelliJ metadata.
.vscode/ - VSCode metadata.
bin/ - Contains a script to run the application.
config/ - Static configuration files.
lib/
src/
config/ - Attach miscellaneous plugins to your application.
plugins/ - Plugins you have written yourself.
models/ - In-code representations of the data your application manages.
routes/ - Routing config
controllers/ - Contains your controllers.
services/ - Contains RESTful services.
validators/ - Contains validators that can validate input on the client and server sides.
test/ - Test files for services and endpoints.
tool/ - Helper files for build/task tools, such as Grinder.
views/ - Mustache views.
web/ - Client-side code.
It's easy to run our server. Just type the following:
# Use the `--observe` flag to enable hot reloading in Angel.
dart --observe bin/server.dart
And there you have it - you've created an Angel application!
