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@igniteui/angular-schematics

v17.2.1320

Published

Ignite UI for Angular Schematics for ng new and ng generate

Downloads

12,258

Readme

@igniteui/angular-schematics

An implementation of the Ignite UI CLI using Angular's schematics.

Install

npm i -g @igniteui/angular-schematics

Project setup

New project

If you want to use Ignite UI for Angular controls right off the bat, you can generate a new project by using the @igniteui/angular-schematics as a collection:

ng new --collection="@igniteui/angular-schematics"

Add to existing project

You can add the @igniteui/angular-schematics collection to an existing Angular project by running:

ng add igniteui-angular

This will add the igniteui-angular library and the schematics definitions to the existing project.

Add Component Views

Once your project is configured, you can add Ignite UI for Angular components through the component schematics by calling:

ng g @igniteui/angular-schematics:component

This will enter the Step by step mode. Alternatively , you can generate a specific component by providing its template ID and a name:

ng g @igniteui/angular-schematics:component [templateId] [componentName]

You can find all of the template definitions in the official documentation