You can use this repository to quickly start building your AngularJS apps with multi environment configuration support.

You must have nodejs and npm installed on your system to get started. Next install yeoman, grunt, bower, karma, generator-angular, generator-env-config.

$ sudo npm install -g yo grunt-cli bower karma generator-angular generator-env-config

Then

$ npm install grunt-replace --save-dev

Now install packages by running

$ npm install

After that you can simply run this app using grunt serve and your default browser will open up app.

• Gruntfile.js contains tasks and other settings for grunt.
• config contains environment based configurations.
• app contains your app files.
• app > images contains image resources
• app > styles contains your stylesheets
• app > views contains your app views.
• app > views > partials contains common view files e.g. footer, header, sidebar
• app > views > main.html is the main layout file.
• app > scripts contains your angularjs code.
• app > scripts > config config contains environment based configurations
• app > scripts > controllers continas controller files
• app > scripts > models you can place directives, filters.
• app > scripts > modules you can place independent modules.
• app > scripts > services you can place services.
• app > scripts > app.js is main angular file.
• app > scripts > js you can place other javascript or jquery scripts.

Here you can add as many environment based configs as you want. To create a configuration, for example staging, simply use yo env-config staging and you will see a staging.json file in environments folder. You can then define configration options and map them in config > config.js accordingly.

You can quickly replace your app configuration with any environment using grunt {config}. For example, if you are using development environment and want to switch to production run grunt production.

To run your app simply use grunt serve

To deploy your app use grunt build.

Warning: Task "karma" not found. Use --force to continue.

To fix this, install grunt-karma locally or globally and then load the task by adding grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-karma'); to your Gruntfile.

Please help me improving this app.