Simple Angular APP isn't loaded.

[Armyw0w]

These are the files:

https://www.solidfiles.com/v/YnjKR2meaZqXY

On Chrome works:

https://imgur.com/cd0JkUC

In the game isn't loaded, I tested with a h1 tag in body, the index.html is loaded

We haven't some debug tool to see CEF console ?

[Angel]

I've done lots of JS development for HbbTV devices and these don't normally provide access to console outputs so I've been using a free tool called "weinre". It is a client server solution to enable remove debugging of JS code. You run the server, add a script tag to your HTML file, then load the server url in a browser running on your desktop. You'll be able to inspect the DOM tree, see the console logs (including object expansion), network logging. 

 

It is a very handy tool. Here's the homepage: https://people.apache.org/~pmuellr/weinre/docs/latest/

 

[Armyw0w]

11 hours ago, Angel said:

I've done lots of JS development for HbbTV devices and these don't normally provide access to console outputs so I've been using a free tool called "weinre". It is a client server solution to enable remove debugging of JS code. You run the server, add a script tag to your HTML file, then load the server url in a browser running on your desktop. You'll be able to inspect the DOM tree, see the console logs (including object expansion), network logging. 

 

It is a very handy tool. Here's the homepage: https://people.apache.org/~pmuellr/weinre/docs/latest/

 

https://imgur.com/a/ZKFwP

Well, the console doesn't work.

[Angel]

On 28/12/2017 at 9:19 PM, Armyw0w said:

https://imgur.com/a/ZKFwP

Well, the console doesn't work.

 

I'd go back to the basics. Does having a simple index.html load?

 

From what I see of the available clients out there, none of them provide an index.html but the entry points are index.js which "include" the other required files. I've got a feeling that the RAGEMP application is providing it own index.html (located in ui/ directory) and your scripts are to utilise the DOM that is created based off that index.html.

 

So, perhaps you could change the index.html to an index.js that includes the other bundle.js files needed (using 'require'). Though you would have to work out how to instruct angular as to where it's app root should be.

 

I hope this helps and I apologise if it make things worse

[Armyw0w]

3 hours ago, Angel said:

 

I'd go back to the basics. Does having a simple index.html load?

 

From what I see of the available clients out there, none of them provide an index.html but the entry points are index.js which "include" the other required files. I've got a feeling that the RAGEMP application is providing it own index.html (located in ui/ directory) and your scripts are to utilise the DOM that is created based off that index.html.

 

So, perhaps you could change the index.html to an index.js that includes the other bundle.js files needed (using 'require'). Though you would have to work out how to instruct angular as to where it's app root should be.

 

I hope this helps and I apologise if it make things worse

I added a h1 tag to check if the index.html is loaded, and it is.

after that h1, the app content should be replaced.

So my conclusion is:

1. it's a error in scripts

2. The scripts aren't loaded good (but on desktop works)

@ragempdev can you check?

[Armyw0w]

damn George, do something

[kemperrr]

1 час назад, Armyw0w сказал:

damn George, do something

 

[Armyw0w]

fixed.

the app files should be a in a separate folder than client_packages

the index.html don't loaded JS or didn't executed the js