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Developer guide: getting your environment set up

  1. Make sure you have node installed with a version at least 4.2.3.
  2. Run npm install -g angular-cli to install the Angular CLI.
  3. Fork the angular/material2 repo.
  4. Clone your fork. Recommendation: name your git remotes upstream for angular/material2 and <your-username> for your fork. Also see the team git shortcuts.
  5. From the root of the project, run npm install, then run npm run typings to install typescript definitions.

To build the project, run ng build. To watch for changes and automatically rebuild, run ng build --watch

To bring up a local server, run ng serve. This will automatically watch for changes and rebuild. After the changes rebuild, the browser currently needs to be manually refreshed.

To run unit tests, run npm test.

###Running e2e tests:

To prepare your environment, you'll need to install protractor and selenium.

  1. Globally install protractor:
npm install -g protractor
  1. Install the correct selenium version with webdriver-manager (this comes with protractor):
webdriver-manager update

When running the tests:

  1. Spin up a local server with ng-serve.

  2. Run tests with:

protractor test/protractor.conf.js

Running benchmarks: not yet implemented Running screenshot diff tests: not yet implemented