andrewpong / skeleton-navigation

A starter kit for building a standard navigation-style app with Aurelia.

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This library is part of the Aurelia platform and provides production quality skeletons for people ready to build apps. There are various skeleton options available, depending on your platform and tooling choices.

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Available skeletons

  • skeleton-es2016 - This is a standard front-end project setup configured to use the Babel transpiler so that you can write your application in ES 2016 code. It should work well with any standard text editor.
  • skeleton-typescript - This is a standard front-end setup configured to use the TypeScript transpiler so that you can write your application using TypeScript. It should work well with any standard text editor, however it has been specially configured to work well with VSCode and Atom, including full TypeScript intellisense for app, unit test and e2e test code.
  • skeleton-typescript-asp.net5 - This is an ASP.NET 5 web project pre-configured for building a .NET backend and an Aurelia front-end. It is configured for full TypeScript support, similar to the standard skeleton-typescript option.
  • skeleton-es2016-asp.net5 - This is an ASP.NET 5 web project pre-configured for building a .NET backend and an Aurelia front-end. It is configured for full ES 2016 support with Babel, similar to the standard skeleton-es2016 option.

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A starter kit for building a standard navigation-style app with Aurelia.

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