ng-module-template

A template for building Angular applications or re-usable Angular modules that you can publish to npm. This template is Angular5 compatible.

Install

sdfsdfs git clone https://github.com/angular-patterns/ng-module-template.git
sdf cd ng-module-template
npm install

Development

Opens webpack-dev-server on port 8080 for development:

npm run dev

If you are building a reusable Angular module, you will also have to export any compnents, pipes, services, etc from src\public_api.ts. This will allow users of your module to import those sybmols directly.

For example, if you want to export MyComponent, then modify public_api.ts:

export { MyComponent } from 'app/my.component';

Users of your module can then import the component:

import { MyComponent } from 'ng-module-template'

Test

There are three type of tests:

1. Unit Tests - npm run test
2. e2e Tests - npm run e2e
3. lint Tests - npm run lint

Production Builds

You have two options for a production build:

1. Angular Application - outputs to the dist folder.
   npm run build

2. Reusable Angular Module - outputs to the dist folder.
   npm run build-module

Deployment

There are two options for deployment.

1. Publish to local file system
   npm run publish-local - publishes from the dist folder to c:\packages.
   

The folder can be customized using a dest parameter:
npm run publish -- --dest c:\custom-folder

2. Publish to npm
   npm publish
   Follow the publish instructions from npm: https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/publishing-npm-packages

Building Reusable Angular Modules

Rename the module before you publish:

npm run name-module -- --name my-module
git add *
git commit -m "renamed module from ng-module-template to my-module"

Optional Versioning:

npm version patch

Then publish:

npm run publish-local

or

npm publish

Installing your Published Module

If you published locally:
npm install c:\packages\my-module --save

If you published to npm:
npm install my-module --save

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