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@propmix/profet-app-wrapper

v4.0.0-beta.1

Published

This library was generated with [Angular CLI](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli) version 15.2.0.

Readme

ProfetWrapper

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 15.2.0.

Usage

  1. Install the package using the command

    npm install @propmix/profet-app-wrapper

  2. Import the library in module

     import { ProfetAppWrapperModule } from "@propmix/profet-app-wrapper";
     imports: [
            
         <!-- Other import statements -->
         ProfetAppWrapperModule
     ]
  3. Use library in the component html

     <profet-wrapper>
         <ng-container headerInfo>
             // Custom header content goes here (Eg: Create Order)
         </ng-container>
    
         <ng-container bodyContentInfo>
             // Add the entire app router here, this will render the entire app within the wrapper
         </ng-container>
     </profet-wrapper>
  4. Add library configuration [Find config section below]

Config

The PROFET_APPS can have the following possible values:

| Constant | Description | |----------------------------------------|----------------------------------------| | PROFET_APPS.profet_portal | Profet Portal | | PROFET_APPS.appraisal_management | Workflow Management | | PROFET_APPS.appraisal_review | Profet Review | | PROFET_APPS.appraisal_valuation | Profet Valuation |

Use an initializer function to configure parameters

    import { ProfetWrapperConfig, PROFET_APPS } from '@propmix/profet-app-wrapper';
    import { Amplify } from 'aws-amplify';
    import { environment } from 'src/environments/environment';

    export function initializeConfig(): ProfetWrapperConfig {
        const wrapperConfig: ProfetWrapperConfig = {
            apiUrl: environment.portalApiUrl,

            appType: PROFET_APPS.profet_portal,     // change the value with respective app name from the `PROFET_APPS`

            portalFrontendUrl: environment.portalFrontendUrl,       // portalFrontendUrl is optional

            disableUtilityDrawer?: boolean;         // Disable Utility drawer is optional, by default it is enabled
            
            disableAppraisalAssistantApp?: boolean;     // Disable Appraisal Assistant app is optional, by default it is enabled
            
            signOutUrl: Amplify.getConfig().Auth.Cognito.loginWith.oauth.redirectSignOut[0]
            // signOutUrl - using this option to specify the logout path. 
            //              Usually take this from the Amplify config
        };
    
        return wrapperConfig;
    }

Use the configuration option in the app.module.ts file

    import { ProfetAppWrapperService } from '@propmix/profet-app-wrapper';        
    
    providers: [
        ProfetAppWrapperService,
        { provide: 'profetWrapperConfig', useFactory: initializeConfig }
    ]

Input

INACTIVITY_LIMIT - Provide the value in milliseconds. The default value is 30 minutes

appUtilityconfig: UtilityConfig[] - Provide application/page specific configuration

    UtilityConfig {
        id?: string;                                // OPTIONAL - unique identifier(if not provided one will be auto-generated)
        label: string;                              // text for button
        loadComponent?: () => Promise<Type<any>>;   // the component to render in drawer
        layout?: 'push' | 'side' | 'over';          // drawer mode
        icon: string;                               // mat icon name
        config?: any;                               // configuration object passed to the dynamic component
    }

Output

logoutEvent - This event is emitted when the user clicks on the logout button

utilitySelection - This event is emitted when the user clicks on the utility icon

Optional Observables

The library provides two observables that can be consumed by the application if needed. However, using these observables is not mandatory.

  1. activeMenuList$ - Observable listening to menu list

    Typescript -

     import { ProfetAppWrapperService } from '@propmix/profet-app-wrapper';
    
     private _wrapperSer = inject(ProfetAppWrapperService);
    
     this._wrapperSer.activeMenuList$.subscribe(res => {
         console.log(res)  // menu list
     })
  2. companyList$ - Observable listening to companylist

    Typescript -

     import { ProfetAppWrapperService } from '@propmix/profet-app-wrapper';
    
     private _wrapperSer = inject(ProfetAppWrapperService);
    
     this._wrapperSer.companyList$.subscribe(res => {
         console.log(res)  // company list
     })

Publishing to npm repository

  1. ng build profet-app-wrapper

  2. cd dist/profet-app-wrapper

  3. npm publish --access public

Local Development & testing

Do these steps from the library directory

  1. ng build profet-app-wrapper --watch

  2. cd dist/profet-app-wrapper/

  3. npm link

Do these steps from the consumer application

  1. npm ci

  2. npm link @propmix/profet-app-wrapper

Running unit tests

Run ng test profet-app-wrapper to execute the unit tests via Karma.

Further help

To get more help on the Angular CLI use ng help or go check out the Angular CLI Overview and Command Reference page.