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The Angular Material Dashboard provides a responsive admin interface that leverages Angular Material. for its design principles. It embodies the principles of material design, ensuring a cohesive and intuitive user experience, ideal for developing sophisticated business software dashboards.
Clone project:
$ git clone https://github.com/flatlogic/angular-material-dashboard.git
Install dependencies:
$ cd angular-material-dashboard
$ yarn install
Run development web-server:
$ gulp serve
- AngularJS
- Angular UI Router
- Angular Material
- Sass styles
- Gulp build
- Stylish, clean, responsive layout with original design
- BrowserSync for the ease of development
Project structure based on gulp-angular yeoman generator. If you have any questions about the build or project structure please check out their documentation.
UI components built with Angular Material.
Design by flatlogic.com
$ gulp build
$ gulp deploy
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Use Node 22.23 or newer and npm. Install with npm ci, then run
npm run install:client to install the pinned Bower browser assets. The build
uses Gulp 5 and Dart Sass; npm run build creates dist. npm start serves the
source app without opening a browser. npm run test:build, npm test (set
CHROME_BIN to installed Chrome when needed), and npm run test:e2e exercise the
actual template, including production bundles and navigation. Playwright uses
installed Chrome; no browser download is required. gulp deploy retains the
GitHub Pages publish capability through the maintained gh-pages API and is not
part of build/test checks.
Gulp filters explicitly include dot paths so builds under .codex process their
CSS/JavaScript. Binary images/fonts are copied without text decoding. The former
Protractor spec had no assertions and referenced a missing generator config; the
Chrome navigation regression replaces it. Existing AngularJS services now have
real asynchronous data tests.
The npm audit covers build dependencies. Browser packages installed by Bower are separate: AngularJS and AngularJS Material have ended upstream support. They are updated to their final public releases here, but npm audit zero must not be read as a claim that these EOL browser frameworks have no known security issues. Migrating the complete UI to another framework is a separate product migration.
The November security followup applies verified public Debian backports and small local fixes while preserving AngularJS 1.8.3 APIs and application routes. The exact patch manifest, provenance and verification boundaries cover SCE URL matching, SVG/image policies, currency/copy/URL/srcset DoS and the linky filter. Both raw/minified browser distributions and source maps are updated after exact-input verification; unknown changes fail loudly. Existing package version metadata remains unchanged, so upstream advisories remain visible.
The official Debian srcset patch also needed a local compatibility correction to retain valid data URLs without restoring the vulnerable regex. Browser tests exercise actual framework APIs with allowed/rejected policies, exploit-sized inputs, valid data URLs and the normal dashboard/profile/table routes. The build minifier lock is refreshed within its existing UglifyJS 3 range to parse the backports' JavaScript syntax.
Internet Explorer's textarea history-cache issue (CVE-2022-25869) remains an
explicit unverified/unfixed boundary. Current Chrome is tested; IE support and
a wholly vulnerability-free legacy framework are not claimed. angular-resource
is absent, so its separate service advisory has no installed implementation here.
UI-Router 1.1.2 includes the publisher's URL-matcher ReDoS correction in its bundled core 6.1.2: https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/releases/tag/1.1.2. Existing route APIs and application source stay unchanged.