I have used AngularJS for web design in a standalone, small memory, small storage embedded device with no internet connection. I included local copies of the javascript files for angularjs, bootstrap, and jquery, and it all worked fine.
I would like to switch to Angular 2 (and eventually 4). It isn't clear to me how to identify the required standalone Angular files needed for an offline web application such as mine.
Where can I find the Angular 2 files to ship with my offline application?
If you are asking how you ship the files with your app, angular-cli uses webpack to bundle everything for you in your dist directory when you run 'ng build --prod', aggregation, minification, and tree-shaking is done for you. You would have to re-write your package.json file to use the older version of angular.
If you want to use it locally from a device you will also need to re-write the in index.html so the loader can find your bundles etc.
<script>document.write('<base href="' + document.location + '" />');</script>
https://unpkg.com/#/ is the NPM repository for all angular modules you can download them individually if you like with whatever version you are after, I am not sure why you would want to do this though since dependencies, order, aggregation, tree-shaking, minification etc. would then be your responsibility
Also if you can avoid 2.0 and use 4.0 that's the best bet and would require the least work as far as reconfiguration using the ng-cli etc.
ng serve --open, the my-app folder doesn't contain any of the compiled javascript. The index.html file points to several javascript files, such asinline.bundle.js,polyfills.bundle.js, andstyles.bundle.js. I presume those are the files that need to be shipped, but where are they?