Index.html including files that don't exist Openshift

[RobbieTheWagner]

I am deploying to Openshift and I get, as expected, that all the js files do not exist, since they are compiled down to just an app and vendor js file. Why is my index.html not updating or something so that it will work on Openshift?

[RobbieTheWagner]

Never mind, the build wasn't finishing was the issue. The tests do not pass, even though I didn't write anything in them....

[RobbieTheWagner]

Could someone tell me what to do to my tests to make them pass so the build will succeed? Also, my fonts do not seem to work on Openshift. Is there something I need to do with them?

[DaftMonk]

Which configuration did you use, what tests are failing, and whats the message?

[RobbieTheWagner]

I did js, HTML, LESS, and ngRouter. I figured out why the test were failing, I had not included everything in the karma.conf file, and it was missing dependencies.

Now I get a different problem. "Running "bowerInstall:target" (bowerInstall) task
Warning: Cannot read property 'main' of undefined Use --force to continue."

Any ideas?

[RobbieTheWagner]

It appears that the issue is that folders with a ".js" in them mess things up. It tries to resolve it to a file since it has the .js and then can't load it, so I remove the .js in the folders, but then bower doesn't know what it is because the bower name has .js in it. Could we change it to allow .js folders?

[DaftMonk]

I don't think folder names with '.js' could be easily supported. But I'm not sure how folders with .js in their name has an effect on grunt bower-install. It sounds to me like bower install is having trouble reading the packages from your bower.json file. Maybe try running bower install again?

[RobbieTheWagner]

It doesn't affect the bower install. The problem is that bower expects scrollReveal.js/scrollReveal.js with the .js in the folder name, so if I leave the folder like that, bower works, but then I get a build error that it can't find bower_components/scrollReveal.js because it thinks the folder name is a js file. This should be able to work with all bower packages, so it would be great to fix this somehow.

[JaKXz]

@rwwagner90 I have to echo @DaftMonk, I don't think folders named *.js can be easily supported... but I see the problem with installing bower components with .js in the name.

Would it be easier to ask if the project can be renamed to drop .js in the bower package name? I think it's an uncommon thing...

[DaftMonk]

In this case you could exclude scrollReveal.js from the bowerInstall grunt config and manually include it it in your index.html.