ruby-system

byManish Gupta

Build the initial Angular (latest stable version) project scaffold for "ADTI Pipeline Visualizer" — this step covers only project creation and pushing it to GitHub. No CI/CD, no deployment, no authentication/login mechanism in this step. PROJECT SETUP: - Generate a new Angular project using standalone components (no NgModules) - Set up folder structure for a scalable app: core/ (services, guards if needed later), shared/ (reusable components), features/dashboard/, features/project-detail/, features/admin/ - No login/auth — app should be open to anyone with network access, no route guards for authentication - Add a placeholder dashboard component and routing setup so the app runs and shows a basic page (to confirm the scaffold works before building real features) - Include a proper .gitignore for Angular (node_modules, dist, .angular cache, environment secrets files) - Add a README.md with: project purpose, tech stack, local setup steps (npm install, ng serve), and a placeholder section for "CI/CD setup" and "Deployment" to be filled in later steps GIT / GITHUB SETUP: - Initialize a git repository in the project - Create a clean initial commit ("Initial Angular project scaffold") - Provide the exact commands to: 1. Create a new GitHub repository named "adti-pipeline-visualizer" under my GitHub account (assume I'll create it manually via GitHub UI, or via GitHub CLI `gh repo create` if available) 2. Add the remote origin 3. Push the initial commit to the main branch - Do NOT include any credentials, tokens, or secrets in any file — confirm .env or secret files are excluded via .gitignore OUTPUT: 1. Full folder structure of the scaffolded app 2. All initial files (package.json, angular.json, basic routing, placeholder dashboard component) 3. .gitignore 4. README.md 5. Exact git commands to push this to GitHub, ready for me to run locally