v5.2.0
- Migrate from Travis to GitHub Actions for CI (thanks to @Hawkurane and @Shaolans)
- Adds unit and e2e tests for generated entities (thanks @amanganiello90)
- Renames templates to end in
.ejs
- Fixes code coverage reporting
- Fixes date handling in generated entities
To get started with Ionic4J, create a backend with JHipster first. Then install the necessary libraries:
npm install -g @ionic/cli generator-jhipster-ionic yo
Then, run the following to create your Ionic app:
yo jhipster-ionic
NOTE: By default, JHipster's Keycloak is configured to have a 5-minute access token lifetime. I've noticed that this makes it so you have to re-authenticate when you refresh the page (if you're using OAuth 2.0). To make it longer, log in to http://localhost:9080/auth
, then go to Realm Settings > Tokens and change the Access Token Lifespan. This could also be caused by dynamic configuration. I'm not sure. 🙂