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@oblique/toolchain

v15.0.1

Published

Toolchain utilities for the Oblique ecosystem, including project configuration schematics, ESLint plugins, and supporting build scripts

Readme

Toolchain

The Oblique Toolchain is a collection of Angular schematics and development tools that streamline project setup and enforce consistent standards. It provides automated configurations for linting, testing, formatting, and build-time utilities, ensuring that every project follows the same quality and style conventions with minimal manual effort.

See README.md on GitHub for information about the other packages and projects in the Oblique ecosystem.

Documentation

The official Oblique documentation, including the Toolchain, is located here: https://oblique.bit.admin.ch/

It includes information about the entire ecosystem, usage instructions, code samples, FAQs, and more.

Getting Started

New Projects

The recommended way to install @oblique/toolchain is through Oblique's CLI.

npx @oblique/cli@latest new <projectName>

This command creates a new project with all necessary dependencies and configurations.

Existing Projects

Add the Toolchain to a project with:

npx @angular/cli@latest add @oblique/toolchain

Content

This package includes:

  • An ESLint plugin that provides default rules for eslint, @typescript-eslint and @angular-eslint
  • A ng-add Schematics that integrates @oblique/toolchain into an existing project

ng-add

Running ng add @oblique/toolchain will:

  • add @oblique/toolchain as a dev dependency
  • add a browserlistrc file to ensure compatibility with supported browsers

Tips & Best Practices

  • Install the Toolchain through the CLI
  • Use the EsLint plugin with as little deviations as possible - ideally, none
  • Don't modify files generated by Oblique

Contributing

Contributions from federal teams and the open-source community are welcome. Please refer to our contributing guidelines on GitHub while contributing to the Oblique ecosystem.

License

Copyright (c) The Swiss Confederation, represented by the Federal Office of Information Technology, Systems and Telecommunication (FOITT).

Licensed under the MIT license.