openprocurement-ng2-components
This library contains a set of Angular 2 components and assets for building all Open Procurement applications with a common look and feel.
Quickstart
Install library with npm install --save openprocurement-ng2-components
.
TypeScript and Less sources are available in src
folder, precompiled sources
and stylesheets are in lib
folder. All necessary assets (images, fonts, etc.)
are available in assets
folder.
Adding styles and assets
Include all stylesheets from lib/styles
into your HTML page (preferred)
or add them as styleUrls
to your component. Also, do not forget to put
assets
folder in some place accessible with browser (actual place depends on
location of stylesheets).
If you want to customize stylesheets, or use predefined variables, you can find
the Less sources in the sources/styles
folder. Just @import
files that you
need and do everything you want with it.
Using library components
In your application, import and provide library's module:
import { BudgetKeyCommonModule } from 'openprocurement-ng2-components';
@NgModule({
imports: [
BudgetKeyCommonModule,
// other imports
],
// other declarations
})
class AppModule {
}
Then wrap all your application with <budgetkey-container>
:
@Component({
...
template: `
<budgetkey-container>
Hello, World!
</budgetkey-container>
`
...
})
class AppComponent {
}
The <budgetkey-container>
component also has two optional parameters:
-
showHeader
(defaults toTrue
) - show/hide default header, and -
showFooter
(defaults toTrue
) - show/hide default footer.
Example:
<budgetkey-container [showHeader]="false" [showFooter]="false">
Your template here
</budgetkey-container>
Development and contributing
If you have an issue using this library and don't know how to solve it - let us know, and we will try to help you.
If you want to help us to improve the library, fix the bug or add new features - you are welcome! To implement the conceived, follow this simple instruction:
- clone repository with
git clone git@github.com:OpenBudget/openprocurement-ng2-components.git
orgit clone https://github.com/OpenBudget/openprocurement-ng2-components.git
(you may need to fork it first). - write some code
😃 - use
npm start
to run local server - this will allow you to test your changes easily without necessity to create a project for testing (you are free to edit files in theapp
folder if needed). By default, dev server is running on the port:4000
, but you can change it using environment variable:PORT=8080 npm start
will start dev server on the port:8080
. - once you're happy with your code - push it to GitHub and create a pull request.
If you want to test your changes with some external project, we recommend two ways to do it:
-
navigate to your project's folder, then to
node_modules
and create a symlink to folder with your local copy ofopenprocurement-ng2-components
. -
navigate to you local copy of
openprocurement-ng2-components
and runnpm link
. Then navigate to your project's folder and runnpm link openprocurement-ng2-components
. Seenpm link
docs for more details about how it works.
For both ways, you will need to run npm run prepublish
in the library's repository to
build all files, and only then you can rebuild your project.
If you have your own workflow and it's better then ones listed above - let us know,
we also wish to make our lives easier