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Forked Repository with Angular-Translate Changes For forking the repository of an angular application, and to modify any module that was inherited by default (in our case it is being changed), such interventions are recommended:
Let me Repeat — Forked Repositories
A forked repository is a copy of the existing project where you are able to make changes without affecting that original codebase. This can also be helpful if you find some libraries or modules do not provide the functionalities that suits your requirements.
How to Use Your Forked Repository
Fork the Repository — Begin by forking the main angular-translate repository in GitHub. This forks it under your GitHub.
In your terminal, run the command below to clone the forked repository —
bashgit clone https://github.com/yourusername/angular-translate.git
Replace yourusername with your Github username.
Your Changes: cd into your cloned directory and make the confused program source changes you need!
Install Dependencies: use the following command to install any dependencies this module might require
bashnpm install
Make the Module(train): In case it should be built, use:
bashnpm run build
Link your fork locally to use it in place of angular-translate: run npm link on the Angular application you want to have point against your modified version.
bashcd path/to/angular-translate
npm link
cd path/to/your-angular-app
npm link angular-translate
Test your changes: Run the Angular app and test whether your modifications are actually working.
Publish Changes (Optional): If you think your changes are worth sharing, push the fork to npm or put in a pull request for the original repository.
Why You Should Use a Forked Repository
Customizable: You can even customize the module to better suit your own needs, without having to wait for the original maintainers.
Clone your fork, maintain updated with the original repository (Pull changes from), track any copy of when you’re going to do some change.
Collaboration: You can work with others by sharing your fork, or contributing back to the original project.
So, this is how you could manage to use a forked repository successfully in Angular application any changes wanted for angular-translate or similar modules.
