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@capiter-tech/portal-schematics

v1.0.1

Published

Collection for capiter portal schematics.

Readme

@capiter-tech/portal-schematics

This package contains a collection of angular schematics developed for the internal Capiter portal.

@capiter-tech/portal-schematics extends the official @schematics/angular by default. so that you can call the schematics available in this collection the same way you call the official angular schematics, check the usage section for more info.

Installation

  1. Install portal-schematics

    npm i --save-dev @capiter-tech/portal-schematics
  2. Aliases (Optional)

    • set @capiter-tech/portal-schematics as the default collection. Update your project's angular.json:

      "cli": {
          "defaultCollection": "@capiter-tech/portal-schematics"
      }
    • provide default options, in the same way they are supplied for @angular/schematics:

      "schematics": {
          "@schematics/angular:component": {
              "style": "scss"
          },
          "@portal-schematics:component": {
              "style": "scss"
          }
      },
  3. Ready?

Usage

if you followed step 2 in installation section then you can start using the schematics available in this collection the same way you use the offical Angular schematics

ng g <schematic-name> <inputs>

Example:

ng g listing-with-filter vendor-returns

if you didn't follow step 2 then you need to call the schematic this way

ng g @capiter-tech/portal-schematics:<schematic-name> <inputs>

Example:

ng g @capiter-tech/portal-schematics:listing-with-filter vendor-returns

Schematics

Listing with filter

this schematic creates a listing component and a child filter component inside the module this schematic is executed in or by passing the path of the module you would like to create those components in.

Inputs

| key | description | | ---- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | name | name of the feature or the listing view you are building |

Usage

  1. CD into the module then call ng g with the schematic name

    cd src/app/components/picking
    ng g listing-with-filter products
  2. or call it using the alias

    cd src/app/components/picking
    ng g lf products