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No scully configuration file found scully.undefined.config.ts Path "/scully.undefined.config.ts" does not exist – SEO

When I created my Angular app and tried to add Scully for SEO static it just silently failed without creating:

  • scully.my-blog{{your blog name here}}.config.ts
  • scully folder in the root of the app with tsconfig.json and plugins folder with plugin.ts file

I used the command as in the Scully documentation:
https://scully.io/docs/learn/overview/

ng add @scullyio/init

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    The problem was here that there was not defined the name of the project as the option of this CLI command.

    The right solutions is here:

    ng add @scullyio/init --project=my-blog

    where my-blog is the name of my project

    And yes, there was yet several npm issues - I have an Angular app of 14 version but angular/animations needs to be "@angular/animations": "^12.2.16" - you need to change the version in your package.json, and it doesn't work until I run

    npm install --legacy-peer-deps.


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    Previous answer is not solving the issue.

    PS D:ANGULAR-PROJECTSmy-blog> ng generate @scullyio/init:markdown
    ? What name do you want to use for the module? posts
    ? What slug do you want for the markdown file? id
    ? Where do you want to store your markdown files? mdfiles
    ? Under which route do you want your files to be requested? posts
    No scully configuration file found scully.undefined.config.ts
    Path "/scully.undefined.config.ts" does not exist.

          scully.<projectName>.config.ts
  where <projectName> is the name of the project as defined in the 'angular.json' file
  If you meant to build a different project as undefined you can use:
      --project differentProjectName as a cmd line option

  When you are in a mixed mono-repo you might need to use the --pjFirst flag.

    [email protected] scully
    If you meant to build a different project as undefined you can use:
    –project differentProjectName as a cmd line option

      When you are in a mixed mono-repo you might need to use the --pjFirst flag.
   which will look for package.json instead of angular.json to find the 'root' of the project.
=====================================================================================================

    x Could not find project "undefined" in ‘angular.json’.

    The right solutions is here!!!

    1. in angular.json add in the root of the object:

    "defaultProject": "my-blog",

    {
    "$schema": "./node_modules/@angular/cli/lib/config/schema.json",
    "version": 1,
    "newProjectRoot": "projects",
    "defaultProject": "my-blog",
    "projects": {
    "my-blog": {
    "projectType": "application",
    "schematics": {
    "@schematics/angular:component": {
    "style": "scss"
    }
    },

    1. And name the scully file as
      scully.my-blog.config.ts

    scully undefined solved

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