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@solidgiant/ngx-sg-ws

v1.0.3

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NPM package that splits a large angular.json into modular and smaller project-local files

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Keywords

angulartoolsworkspaceprojectlocalmodularsplitsplittersplitter-tool

Readme

ngx-sg-ws

Generate angular.json from modular, human-friendly definitions.

Easily split a large angular.json into modular, project-local files using the power of JSON References, with the convenience of YAML and JSON5 formats.

How It Works

  1. Install ngx-sg-ws globally (using your preferred package manager):
npm install -g @solidgiant/ngx-sg-ws
# or
pnpm add -g @solidgiant/ngx-sg-ws
# or
yarn global add @solidgiant/ngx-sg-ws
  1. Navigate to your Angular project directory (where angular.json is located):
cd your-angular-project
  1. Initialize modular configuration files from your existing angular.json:
ngx-sg-ws --build

This generates angular-workspace.yaml and angular-project.yaml files.

  1. Edit your configuration in the new YAML files. You can now manage your workspace and project settings in a modular, human-friendly format.

  2. Regenerate angular.json after making changes:

ngx-sg-ws -v

This will update angular.json based on your YAML definitions.

Tip: Once set up, you can focus on editing angular-workspace.yaml and angular-project.yaml. Let ngx-sg-ws handle the generation of angular.json for you!

Features

Example

See the ngx-sg-ws-example repository. Pay special attention to angular-workspace.yaml and angular-project.yaml.

Options

| Option | Alias | Description | | -------------- | ----- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | --build | | Build files from angular.json | | --deps | | Update package.json with project-specific dependencies | | --debug | | Enable debug mode (retain temporary files) | | --dry-run | | Preview changes without writing files | | --verbose |-v | Enable verbose output | | --version | | Print version |