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@zambon-dev/framework

v3.1.1

Published

Angular framework components and infrastructure for Zambon applications.

Readme

@zambon-dev/framework

Angular framework components and infrastructure for Zambon applications.

This is the application-shell layer of ZLibraries. It provides the tabbed navigation model, view scaffolding, confirmation/deletion flows and route-reuse behaviour that Zambon applications share. It builds on @zambon-dev/library for presentation.

Installation

npm install @zambon-dev/framework

Peer dependencies

All peers must be present in the consuming application:

| Package | Range | | --------------------------------- | --------- | | @angular/common | ^22.0.0 | | @angular/core | ^22.0.0 | | @angular/forms | ^22.0.0 | | @angular/router | ^22.0.0 | | @auth0/angular-jwt | ^5.2.0 | | @ngx-translate/core | ^16.0.4 | | @zambon-dev/library | ^2.0.0 | | ngx-translate-multi-http-loader | ^19.0.2 | | rxjs | ^7.8.0 |

Usage

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { ButtonConfirmComponent, TabService } from '@zambon-dev/framework';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-order-detail',
  imports: [ButtonConfirmComponent],
  templateUrl: './order-detail.component.html',
})
export class OrderDetailComponent {
  constructor(private readonly tabs: TabService) {}
}

FrameworkModule and FrameworkComponentsModule are exported for NgModule-based applications.

Tabbed navigation

TabService tracks open tabs and their history; CustomReuseStrategy keeps their component state alive across navigation. Register the reuse strategy once, at the application root:

import { RouteReuseStrategy } from '@angular/router';
import { CustomReuseStrategy } from '@zambon-dev/framework';

providers: [{ provide: RouteReuseStrategy, useClass: CustomReuseStrategy }];

Translations

Translation resources ship with the package and are reachable through the ./i18n/* export:

import translations from '@zambon-dev/framework/i18n/en.json';

What's included

Components — button flows (ButtonConfirmComponent, ButtonDeleteComponent), modals (ConfirmModalComponent, ErrorModalComponent) and view scaffolding including tab breadcrumbs

ServicesAuthService, TabService, TabViewService, CustomReuseStrategy

Views — default list and details tab views, modal view bases

Configuration providers, helpers, models and validators are exported from the package root as well.

Documentation

Browse the published Storybook at https://ricardozambon.github.io/ZLibraries/framework/.

To run it locally:

npm run storybook:framework

Contributing

See the workspace README for the development setup, and CHANGELOG.md for release history.

License

MIT © Ricardo Zambon