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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Controllers and Scope Tools To Make You An Angular Pro

Nathan Brenner
Nathan Brenner
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Posted by Nathan Brenner
Nathan Brenner
35,844 Points

no response from ng-inspector

When I click on the ng-inspector extension, nothing happens. Anyone else experiencing this bug?

8 Answers

Nathan Brenner
Nathan Brenner
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Nathan Brenner
Nathan Brenner
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This is an open issue with ng-Inspector https://github.com/rev087/ng-inspector/issues/8

It works fine if the app is connected to a server. If you're following along with the videos, you can run python -m SimpleHTTPServer 3000, open a browser to localhost:3000 and the inspector works. 3000 can be replaced with any port number.

Vincent Tatan
Vincent Tatan
22,960 Points
Vincent Tatan
Vincent Tatan
22,960 Points

I tried running the command python -m Simple HTTPServer 3000 but it gave me an error: "No Module named SimpleHttpServer". I am using windows and previously had installed python dev from Anaconda. What should I do? Thank you

maxgironcodes
maxgironcodes
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maxgironcodes
maxgironcodes
6,294 Points

I ran into this problem today. What I ended up doing was installing Web Server for Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/web-server-for-chrome/ofhbbkphhbklhfoeikjpcbhemlocgigb

Christopher Johnson
Christopher Johnson
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Christopher Johnson
Christopher Johnson
12,829 Points

This worked for me. Took 10 seconds, literally, to set up.

Patrick Koch
Patrick Koch
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Patrick Koch
Patrick Koch
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thanks for the info Nathan nice to know, my luck that I started this app on my MAMP server.

g patrick

Agustin Vargas
Agustin Vargas
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Agustin Vargas
Agustin Vargas
10,896 Points

Thanks Nathan. That command is no longer working though. For those of you having this issue, use this command: python -m http.server <port>

example: python -m http.server 3000

Hannah Mills
Hannah Mills
3,599 Points
Hannah Mills
Hannah Mills
3,599 Points

This really helped me too, thanks Nathan!

Alecia Mason
Alecia Mason
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Alecia Mason
Alecia Mason
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Nathan is no longer a member of treehouse, but I’ve worked with him, and he says “Thanks Agustin, I’ve actually been using lite-server from npm. It’s really easy to use. It’s the same that used on the Angular 2 Tour of Hero’s tutorial"

Agustin Vargas
Agustin Vargas
10,896 Points
Agustin Vargas
Agustin Vargas
10,896 Points

Thanks for relaying the message. Yeah, there are a lot of options. My message was more for people who wanted to follow his advice but found that that command didn't work anymore. Good luck to you both!

Bruno Navarrete
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Bruno Navarrete
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,246 Points
Bruno Navarrete
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Bruno Navarrete
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,246 Points

If you're following the Full-Stack JS Tech Degree, you probably already have the http-basic module globally installed. You can run http-server -p 3000 from your command line and access localhost:3000 from your browser to get it to work.