Thanks Scott. That worked like a charm. I’m going to continue exploring the Polymer-Bower-Yeoman stack of components.
On Feb 24, 2014, at 11:53 AM, Scott Miles <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, you can just chuck it and re-install. > > This is one of the Really Good Parts about Bower. You can rebuild that whole > set of stuff with one command. > > > On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:51 AM, Daniel Morrigan <[email protected]> > wrote: > Following on with that edit, how do I start over with this app? Just clear > out the bower_components directory and run `bower install` again? > > My bower_components are : > app/bower_components/ > ├── jquery > ├── marked-js > ├── platform > ├── polymer > ├── polymer-ajax > ├── polymer-anchor-point > ├── polymer-animation > ├── polymer-collapse > ├── polymer-cookie > ├── polymer-doc-viewer > ├── polymer-docs > ├── polymer-elements > ├── polymer-file > ├── polymer-flex-layout > ├── polymer-google-jsapi > ├── polymer-grid-layout > ├── polymer-home-page > ├── polymer-home-page-dev > ├── polymer-jsonp > ├── polymer-key-helper > ├── polymer-layout > ├── polymer-list > ├── polymer-localstorage > ├── polymer-media-query > ├── polymer-meta > ├── polymer-mock-data > ├── polymer-overlay > ├── polymer-page > ├── polymer-scrub > ├── polymer-selection > ├── polymer-selector > ├── polymer-shared-lib > ├── polymer-signals > ├── polymer-ui-accordion > ├── polymer-ui-action-icons > ├── polymer-ui-animated-pages > ├── polymer-ui-arrow > ├── polymer-ui-base-css > ├── polymer-ui-breadcrumbs > ├── polymer-ui-card > ├── polymer-ui-collapsible > ├── polymer-ui-elements > ├── polymer-ui-field > ├── polymer-ui-icon > ├── polymer-ui-icon-button > ├── polymer-ui-iconset > ├── polymer-ui-menu > ├── polymer-ui-menu-button > ├── polymer-ui-menu-item > ├── polymer-ui-nav-arrow > ├── polymer-ui-overlay > ├── polymer-ui-pages > ├── polymer-ui-ratings > ├── polymer-ui-scaffold > ├── polymer-ui-sidebar > ├── polymer-ui-sidebar-header > ├── polymer-ui-sidebar-menu > ├── polymer-ui-splitter > ├── polymer-ui-submenu-item > ├── polymer-ui-tabs > ├── polymer-ui-theme-aware > ├── polymer-ui-toggle-button > ├── polymer-ui-toolbar > ├── polymer-view-source-link > ├── sass-bootstrap > └── web-animations-js > > On Feb 24, 2014, at 11:16 AM, Scott Miles <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Bower uses a `#<version>` convention, so: >> >> "platform": "Polymer/platform#master", >> >> Requests the [master] branch version of Polymer. >> >> Today, if you omit the version entirely, you get latest stable. I recommend >> you omit 'resolutions' section. >> >> { >> "name": "s3-controls", >> "version": "0.0.0", >> "dependencies": { >> "sass-bootstrap": "~3.0.0", >> "platform": "Polymer/platform", >> "polymer": "Polymer/polymer" >> } >> >> Scott >> >> On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:11 AM, Daniel Morrigan >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> I think you are correct. The example project I am playing with was created >> by following someone’s tutorial for creating a blog using Polymer >> components. When I setup the project I used a Yeoman generator. Is it >> possible that the generator used the master branch instead of stable >> (0.2.0)? I was being asked what version of polymer to use when I was adding >> those components. I thought that was strange, but as this is new it may have >> been normal for all I know. >> >> Do you recommend an up to date tutorial for learning how to best integrate >> polymer components into a toy application? >> >> How would I fix the app I am working with to only use the stable version of >> polymer? >> >> This is my bower.JSON: >> >> { >> "name": "s3-controls", >> "version": "0.0.0", >> "dependencies": { >> "sass-bootstrap": "~3.0.0", >> "platform": "Polymer/platform#master", >> "polymer": "Polymer/polymer#master" >> }, >> "devDependencies": {}, >> "resolutions": { >> "platform": "master", >> "polymer": "master" >> } >> } >> >> >> >> >> On Feb 24, 2014, at 11:03 AM, Scott Miles <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >> The `polymer-home-page` package seems to have an issue. >>> >>> The [stable] version does? It was broken on [master] for awhile, but it's >>> all fixed now. Are you using [master]? >>> >>> It's possible you have mixed up [master] and [stable] branch components. >>> It's generally important to keep the version consistent across components. >>> >>> The command I showed was for pulling stable `polymer-home-page`. If you are >>> using [master] branch components, you need to install this way: >>> >>> `bower install Polymer/polymer-home-page#master` >>> >>> Let me know if I'm barking up the wrong tree. >>> >>> >> The polymer-docs package works properly. It seems to be missing a lot of >>> >> the things it depends on. >>> >>> Those aren't dependencies, per se. It just tries to slurp in a large corpus >>> of elements to document. If you don't have some of those installed it will >>> generate 404s, but those are harmless and expected. >>> >>> IOW, it's not ideal but it's our cheap method of providing docs for your >>> actual working set. >>> >>> Scott >>> >>> On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 9:46 AM, D. Allen Morrigan >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Thanks for the reply. >>> >>> I was able to install the packages you suggested. The `polymer-home-page` >>> package seems to have an issue. >>> >>> >>> >>> The polymer-docs package works properly. It seems to be missing a lot of >>> the things it depends on. I am getting a lot of not found errors in the >>> console. I started adding the not found items in by installing them via >>> bower. That has started to fill in the interface. >>> >>> Is there some meta package that has all these polymer-ui elements in it? >>> >>> On Monday, February 24, 2014 10:20:20 AM UTC-7, Scott Miles wrote: >>> If you install the 'polymer-home-page` component, you can view the docs >>> locally. Using bower, the command to install `polymer-home-page` is: >>> >>> bower install Polymer/polymer-home-page >>> >>> You may also choose to install `polymer-docs` component. The `index.html` >>> in `polymer-docs` will show aggregated docs for all the Polymer elements it >>> can find in the components folder. >>> >>> bower install Polymer/polymer-docs >>> >>> Hopefully, in the new couple of weeks we will clean things up so it will be >>> clearer how to access the docs. >>> >>> Scott >>> >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 9:03 AM, D. Allen Morrigan <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> I'm new to Polymer and trying out some new things. I was looking for >>> documentation for the flatiron-director component and saw that the >>> index.html, if accessed from an application, should open the docs. The >>> sources for the docs >>> http://turbogadgetry.com/bowertopia/components/flatiron-director does not >>> appear to exist. 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