middleman-ngannotate is an extension for the Middleman static site generator that adds ngannotate processing for your JavaScript files to the asset pipeline. This will automatically insert the AngularJS injector annotations to your declarations so that your code can minify correctly.
The code for the Sprockets processor and for bundling ngannotate was taken (copied) rather shamelessly from the middleman-ngmin and ngannotate-rails projects.
If you're just getting started, install the middleman gem and generate a new project:
gem install middleman
middleman init MY_PROJECTIf you already have a Middleman project: Add gem 'middleman-ngannotate' to your Gemfile and run bundle install.
activate :ngannotateThat's it! Your assets will now be processed.
Like ngannotate-rails, middleman-ngannotate's version number mirrors the version number for the version of ngannotate that is bundled with it.
This project simply plugs ngannotate into Middleman! For bugs in ngannotate itself, please file issues in ngannotate's issue tracker.
Github Issues are used for managing bug reports and feature requests. If you run into issues, please search the issues and submit new problems: https://github.com/siebertm/middleman-ngannotate/issues
The best way to get quick responses to your issues and swift fixes to your bugs is to submit detailed bug reports, include test cases and respond to developer questions in a timely manner. Even better, if you know Ruby, you can submit Pull Requests containing Cucumber Features which describe how your feature should work or exploit the bug you are submitting.
The actual ngannotate project is bundled into this gem via Browserify. You can update to the latest version of ngannotate via Rake:
rake ngannotate:build
Copyright (c) 2014 Michael Siebert, based on works by Benjamin Hollis and Jason Morrison. MIT Licensed, see LICENSE for details.