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Better Setup Documentation #108

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bobintornado opened this issue Jun 5, 2014 · 3 comments
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Better Setup Documentation #108

bobintornado opened this issue Jun 5, 2014 · 3 comments

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@bobintornado
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Not a very talented developer as I am, I hope there is better documentation regarding the set up procedure.

Something explicitly like following

Setup

  1. Run "bower install -S angular-dragdrop" in command line under project folder
  2. Declare dependency on "ngDragDrop" in your relevant angular module
  3. Run "grunt serve" *

*It's good to use tool such as wiredep to help solve dependencies and do the auto injection

Thanks.
@juhana
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juhana commented Jun 12, 2014

Seconded. You really have to dig around to find the dependency name (ngDragDrop), which should be pretty basic information.

@bmatto
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bmatto commented Jun 25, 2014

Thirded? Found this issue to make it go.

@pfmmfp
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pfmmfp commented Jul 10, 2014

+1

codef0rmer pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jan 4, 2015
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chore(*): version bump 1.0.9
87fffa1 
  - fix(README): Closes #108 and [cleanup](7c06a61)
  - fix(*): Closes #102 - use $.map over native .map method for IE8
  - fix(*): Closes #137 - drag/drop should work even when compile-time debugging is disabled
  - fix(*): Closes #130 - avoid setting display: block on dropped cell
  - fix(*): Closes #102 - passing global jQuery reference in case it is renamed with jQuery.noConflict()
  - fix(*): Closes #143 - introduce deepCopy option to support deep copy on draggable/droppable
  - perf(*): Undo #55 because some callbacks are performance intensive, especially, onDrag, to run a digest loop for. Call $scope.$apply() within the callback if needed
  - fix(*): Closes #144 - default or custom confirmation before drop
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