

The selected project will be remembered for your solution and Wallaby can be started with Tools->Start Wallaby.js (Alt-W, 1). To start Wallaby in Visual Studio, you may use the Start Wallaby.js (Automatic Configuration) context menu item for your project folder in the Solution Explorer. After that you may keep using Wallaby Start command as usual and it will start Wallaby with automatic configuration. To start Wallaby in Sublime Text you may use the Select for Wallaby.js Automatic Configuration context menu item for your project folder in the project’s file tree. To start Wallaby in VS Code you may run Select Configuration command and then select Automatic Configuration option once. If this is the first time you are using wallaby, it may take a minute or two to install all the dependencies it needs. Start Wallaby.jsĪt this point, Wallaby.js is ready to be started.

Run the following command: npx new wallaby-angular-cli-project Now that we’re ready to start, open your terminal and change directory to where we will create our angular app.

First, if you haven’t done so already, go ahead and download and install Wallaby.js.
