Fixed npm vulnerabilities while initializing the app with Spiderly.CLI #3

[sthenua1308]

Issue CLI #3

The project had multiple npm vulnerabilities and deprecated dependencies.
While working with the Angular project, running ng serve failed with:
"Cannot determine project or target for command."

This happened because the Angular workspace contains a library, not an application.

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Steps to Reproduce

1. Navigate to the Angular project
2. Run:
   npm install
3. Try to start the project:
   npm start
4. Error occurs because the project is a library

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What I Did

• Installed dependencies using:
  npm install
• Checked outdated packages:
  npm outdated
• Upgraded dependencies:
  npx npm-check-updates -u
• Reinstalled updated packages:
  npm install
• Reviewed angular.json configuration
• Identified that the project type is library
• Used correct command to verify build:
  npx ng build spiderly

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Solution

• Instead of running ng serve, used:
  npx ng build spiderly
• Ensured the project builds successfully
• Updated dependencies to latest compatible versions

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Result

• Angular library builds successfully without errors
• Dependency versions updated
• Reduced vulnerabilities
• Clarified correct usage of the project

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Notes

• Remaining vulnerabilities are related to upstream dependencies
• Fixing them may require a major Angular upgrade in a separate PR