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@filip.mazev/blocks

v1.0.10

Published

This package is used to provide the Angular Schematic for adding the blocks libraries.

Downloads

1,047

Readme

@filip.mazev/blocks

This package is used to provide the Angular Schematic for adding the blocks libraries.

The Blocks umbrella package is the official entry point and Angular Schematic for the Blocks UI ecosystem. It provides a seamless, zero-config installation experience, allowing you to integrate our core tools, modals, and toast notifications into your Angular workspace with a single command.

Installation

To install the complete Blocks ecosystem and automatically configure your workspace, run:

ng add @filip.mazev/blocks

What does ng add do?

When you run the command above, the Angular CLI will execute our custom schematic to handle the boilerplate for you:

  • Interactive Theme Selection: You will be prompted to choose your preferred global theme (Default or Orange Company).
  • Dependency Management: Automatically adds the latest versions of the Blocks ecosystem to your package.json and runs npm install.
  • SCSS Injection: Intelligently locates your project's global stylesheet (styles.scss or styles.sass) and injects the required @use statements, mixins, and both light/dark mode CSS variables based on your theme selection.

Included Packages

Running the schematic will automatically install the following libraries:

  • @filip.mazev/blocks-core: The foundational package containing the styling engine, SCSS variables, scroll-lock services, and window dimension utilities.

  • @filip.mazev/modal: A highly customizable, service-driven modal system with swipe-to-close gestures, custom guards, and responsive layouts.

  • @filip.mazev/toastr: A component-driven toast notification system featuring smart queue management, auto-dismissal, and built-in status views.

Manual Setup (Without Angular CLI)

If you prefer not to use ng add or are in an environment that doesn't support Angular Schematics, you can install the packages manually:

npm install @filip.mazev/blocks-core @filip.mazev/modal @filip.mazev/toastr

Then, manually configure your styles.scss:

@use '@filip.mazev/blocks-core/src/lib/styles/index' as *;
@use '@filip.mazev/modal/lib/styles/index' as modal;
@use '@filip.mazev/toastr/lib/styles/index' as toastr;

@layer base {
    :root {
        @include core-theme($default-light-theme-config);
        @include modal.modal-theme();
        @include toastr.toastr-theme(());
    }

    [data-theme='dark'] {
        @include core-theme($default-dark-theme-config);
    }
}

For detailed usage instructions, API references, and component configurations, please refer to the READMEs of the individual packages.