For testing my login component in Angular2, I am using a mockBackend within my app. Initially, the standalone version of the login worked perfectly fine. However, when trying to integrate it into my ongoing development project, I encountered an issue. During compilation, certain files were being placed in the "dist" folder which caused Angular to have trouble locating them. The specific error appearing in the console was:
http://localhost:3000/node_modules/@angular/http/bundles/http.umd.js/testing 404 (Not Found)
Upon inspection of the node_modules directory within the "dist" folder, I noticed that the "testing" directory existed but not in the expected location as per Angular's requirements.
A similar situation had occurred a few weeks back with the socket.io "dist" path, where manual adjustment in the systemjs.config.js file resolved the issue. Is a similar course of action necessary here? How should such misplacement during compilation to the "dist" folder be effectively managed?
It's worth mentioning that the Angular version used is 2.0.0.
This excerpt from my systemjs.config.js displays the current configuration:
[SystemJS configuration content]
Moreover, here's an overview of my package.json:
[Package.json content]