Get Started with JHipster 4
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as the reference walkthrough they followed when setting up a JHipster project, usually when asking why their result differs from the demo.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2017 to 2018.
What it is
A 12-minute screencast by Matt Raible that walks through installing JHipster 4 and generating a simple blog application with entities, then importing and running it in an IDE. It follows a written tutorial and was showcased on the JHipster site front page.
What people said
Recommends Steffi Keran Rani J · 2018-02 · Stack Overflow · on “jhipster is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file”
I too had the same error. The fix that worked for me was so simple. Instead of giving yo jhipster , I gave yo generator-jhipster and the process went fine and all the project files got created. Just for clarity, here are the steps that I followed. Before that make sure Node.js and npm are installed in your system. Add C:\Users\{myusername}\AppData\Roaming\npm to your PATH in user variables and system variables in Environment Variables in Control Panel. Don't forget to replace the {myusername} in the path above with your username. npm install -g yo You should expecting a green Everything looks all right! indicating Yeoman is installed successfully! npm install -g generator-jhipster mkdir myap
Cites Ashu Phaugat · 2017-03 · Stack Overflow · on “Jhipster blog project sign in failed”
I tried to create a jhipster project ( blog ) which is given in the below mentioned youtube url: [this video] When I ran the ' blog ' application and tried to sign in I got below error: POST [LINK] 404 (Not Found) Zone.js:1805 [LINK] I think server not able to find Zone.js, but I can see this file in below dir: ..\blog\node_modules\zone.js Please let me know if I missed something while build or deployment. If you need more information please add comments. Thanks
Cites Neeraj Jain · 2017-05 · Stack Overflow · on “How to import a Maven project with Intellij Command line tool with command "idea pom.xml"?”
I was watching Get Started with Jhipster4 [this video] , In this tutorial this guy imported a maven project with below command: idea pom.xml <---- This is the Command line tool provided by Intellij guys I also want to configure the same in my local, as suggested on Intellij official website [LINK] tried to configure it but intellij is asking for the tool path, I have no idea what is should be, Please check the snapshot for more clarity. [LINK]
Cites Burt · 2017-09 · Stack Overflow · on “JHipster, nothing is showing up”
When I go to localhost:8080 after running the app, the webpage is completely empty. I only see the favicon. I was following this [this video] tutorial, which just helps you setup a JHipster project. I imported the project into Eclipse, following these [LINK] instructions. I ran the app using Run As > Spring Boot App and also tried Run As > Run On Server. Even ran the mvnw file from the command line. The server starts fine, accessing the page gives me no error, but I don't see the JHipster home page thing.
Cites Mike Smith · 2017-11 · Stack Overflow · on “JHipster in 12 minutes -- problems”
First time using JHipster. Looks pretty awesome, but have a problem with Matt Raible's 12 minute video: Get Started with JHipster 4 [this video] (showcased on the web site front page) I am running JHipster on the latest version of openSUSE (linux) with IntelliJ IDEA for the IDE. I followed carefully his instructions, and broadly speaking everything works, but I have a problem. The blog application fails to create a datepicker UI element for the entry edit page. A date field is created in the database, but it is rendered on screen as a text string (appears to be ISO format e.g.2017-11-30T08:09:00) which can be edited as such, but is not very friendly. Matt Raible's video shows a datepicker, but I
Cites Krunal · 2018-03 · Stack Overflow · on “jhipster - how to master data management and microservices communications?”
Great question. I'm not sure how to restrict a user to see only the entries generated by themselves. Example: Blog Microservice: * User see only the blogs that they have created/own. * Admin can see each and every Blog entries. I want to do something like shown in this Jhipster video tutorial for monolithic application: [this video]