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Hi
I downloaded the scala-play-angular-seed then run the "sbt clean" command in the root directory for the project and get the compile error. I have SBT 1.2.8 installed on Ubuntu 18.04.

[error] Note: the super classes of object UIBuildHook contain the following, non final members named afterStarted:
[error] def afterStarted(): Unit
[error] override def afterStarted(addr: InetSocketAddress): Unit = {
[error] ^
[error] one error found
[error] (Compile / compileIncremental) Compilation failed
Project loading failed: (r)etry, (q)uit, (l)ast, or (i)gnore?

Hi,

I'd like to force the use of HTTPS by redirecting all HTTP requests to HTTPS automatically with PlayFramework RedirectHttpsFilter

Unfortunately when adding this filter, all request fail with error ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

Can you give me a way to do this ?

Isn't Play 2.8 supposed to compile/run against 2.13.x? In build.sbt it is 2.12.8. I can't get it to compile when changing it to 2.13.1.

Use-case: TDD on the backend, using sbt ~test. The frontend tests add too much noise.

A workaround: I know I can do it by commenting this line test := ((test in Test) dependsOn ui-test).value. But is there a command for it without changing the source code?

A generalization: How to run any command (e.g., run) for the backend only?

Thanks in advance! :-) (and in all cases, if there's no solution for that at the moment :) )

You could add an example for POST request as I was having hard time adding a POST request to my app. It was mainly due to CSRF filter in the play app. I could make a POST request only after adding the following entry to the application.conf file.
disabled += play.filters.csrf.CSRFFilter
I think it's a bad way to remove such security features that are built-in to the app. So it would be better if you add an example POST request from the Angular app in the right way.

Hi,
I am trying to run the seed UI in Intellij but the UI is not running. So I tried to run ng serve in the UI folder.
The nodejs server starts and the RAM memory that it is occupied grows constantly but the server doesn't run in the end. I have waited for some time with no luck for it.
Do you know why ng serve would take so much time and why it wouldn't work?
I have latest version of nodejs (v8.9.1) and npm(5.5.1).
Thank you!

Happiness is opening a template project and finding a commit 16 hours ago "Update to latest version".

Haven't tried it yet, but seems like an awesome project! (Y)

Sorry about the noise, read somewhere that it's good to thank maintainers :-)

No action needed, can be closed.

Hi,

Since this application consist of 2 parts [backend/localhost:9000] and [frontend/localhost:4200] any idea how to deploy to heroku?

I tried deploying through git push, it is detected as play scala app, but npm is not recognized
I then try deploying using sbt-heroku plugin, but I get H10 error when I try to hit the app with my browser (HTTP: 503)

I am thinking to dockerize the app and push it through docker, but I am not sure how as there is now 2 endpoint..

Thanks for your input! Anyway, it is a great starting point app! I am new to angular and js here but your sample get me started real fast!

Hi,

First of all thanks for wonderful project set up. I love it. It really help to get started.

I wanted to use http4s instead of play so I changed app folder to use http4s code. I have also change the build.sbt file to get http4s instead of play.

But now everything seems to be broken for IDE. Project is very much working from command prompt. But Intellij is not picking it up as scala project. This is giving issue while writing code.

I am totally new to Scala thingy so don't know much about environment set up. Filling a issue here just to ask question that it was working with Play but not working working http4s. Do I need to do anything else to set things up?

As it is not related to this project, you can close this issue if you like. It would be great if you can point me to right direction to ask this kind of questions

@yohangz Thanks for the really cool seed project! I have read your article, great work! I still can't find a way to run it without NodeJs or how you mentioned it:

To summarize [frontend/localhost:4200] is only used for development purposes to run the application on watch mode with sbt run command. On run mode frontend can access all [backend/localhost:9000] services via a reverse proxy within Angular CLI.

I have tried doing the following but I get an error:

bravegag@Zeus:~/code/scala-play-angular-seed$ sbt "project frontend" run
[info] Loading global plugins from /home/bravegag/.sbt/1.0/plugins
[info] Loading settings for project scala-play-angular-seed-build from plugins.sbt ...
[info] Loading project definition from /home/bravegag/code/scala-play-angular-seed/project
[info] Loading settings for project root from ui-build.sbt,build.sbt ...
[info] Set current project to scala-play-angular-seed (in build file:/home/bravegag/code/scala-play-angular-seed/)
[error] Not a valid project ID: frontend (similar: root)
[error] project frontend
[error]                 ^

How to run it without NodeJs only using the Play backend 0.0.0.0:9000?

It would be great if you could help with this one too:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56505853/scala-play-how-to-integrate-and-trigger-angular-7-components-from-view

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