"npm" Command Cheat Sheet

Welcome back to a new blog post. Throughout my uses of npm and creating applications in angular, I have found a set of commands that I keep coming back to to use again and again. While they're all used very commonly, it might be heard to remember them all of the time. So without any further ado, here they are for your convenient use! Hope it helps.

To install node.js

 # To install node.js # Install from the below official download link. # https://nodejs.org/en/#download

To install typescript

# To install typescriptnpm install typescript -g

To install angular CLI

#  To install angular CLInpm install @angular/cli -g

To check angular version

# To check angular versionng version

To check the existing installed paths of node.js

# To check the existing installed paths of node.jswhere node

To create new angular app

# To create new angular appng new <app_name>

To create module

# To create moduleng g module <module_name>

To install dependencies

# To install dependenciesnpm install

To run or serve app

# To run/serve app#To serve app => cd to the app folder and run#Note:- npm start also will call ng serve and start the application.ng serve

To create service

# To create serviceng gnerate service service_name

To generate interface

# To generate interfaceng generate interface git-search

To install latest AngularFire and Firebase for latest Angular CLI 7.x

# To install latest AngularFire and Firebase for latest Angular CLI 7.xnpm install firebase @angular/fire --save

To skip/avoid long path in terminal (shortcut)

# To skip/avoid long path in terminal (shortcut)prompt $$

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