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@ppwcode/ng-sdk

v21.5.0

Published

13 days ago

Developers can install the `ppwcode-angular-sdk` skill from this repository with:

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@ppwcode/ng-sdk

Install the AI Skill

Developers can install the ppwcode-angular-sdk skill from this repository with:

npx skills add https://github.com/peopleware/angular-sdk

This project contains the ppwcode Angular schematics to add our Angular SDK to a project.

ng-add

ng add @ppwcode/ng-sdk

Adds the Angular SDK to a project:

Add dependencies
Add Angular ESLint
Add Angular Material
Configure Angular Vitest runner
Modify package.json scripts

Development

Development of this schematic is straightforward. Use the following steps to verify changes made to the schematics:

In a terminal, make sure you are in the root of the project (not the workspace!)
Run npm run build - This will build the project and place the artifacts in the dist/ppwcode/ng-sdk directory
In a second terminal, generate a new Angular project using the following command:
ng new [name] --skip-install --ssr=false --style=scss --ai-config=none
cd into the new project
Execute the schematic: ng add [relative-path-to-dist]/dist/ppwcode/ng-sdk

Repeat these steps every time you make changes to the schematics.