Running unit tests

Run ng test to execute the unit tests via Karma.

Bootstrapping the Core Module (Happens in main application)

Step 1: Importing it into your project's app.module.ts file

import {CarrefourCoreModule} from 'crfsa-core-module';

After adding this import statement, you have to add it to the imports of your app.module.ts.

Something along these lines:

@NgModule({
  ...
  imports: [
    CarrefourCoreModule
  ]
  ...
})

Now you have all of the Core Module's exposed functionality within your project.

But, there are a couple more things to do in order to get your module working with the Core Module.

Step 2: Initializing the Bootstrapping process of the CoreModule

In order for the Core Module to start it's Bootstrapping functionality, you have to call startInitialization on the CoreModuleBootstrapService

TIP: Do this within the ngOnInit lifecycle within you app.component.ts to trigger it properly.

import {CoreModuleBootstrapService} from 'crfsa-core-module';

export class AppComponent implements OnInit {
  ...
  constructor(private coreModuleBootstrapService: CoreModuleBootstrapService) {

  }
  ...
  ngOnInit() {
    this.coreModuleBootstrapService.startInitialization(
      [
        ...
        'CoreModule',
        'AuthModule',
        ...
        // Here is where you specify the names of all modules you're going to be using within your app: this is an Array<string>
      ]
    )
  }
  ...
}

NOTE: this bootstrapping/nitializing happens only once within the carrefour application, this is not done from within any module. A module's job is not to handle the bootstrapping, the bootstrapping is handled by the lifecycle of the main application aka the rootPage's ngOnInit lifecycle.

Registering a module in the Core Module (Happens within modules)

Here's some example code to illustrate how this happens:

    listenForRegistrationEvent() {
      // Add a listener to the 'crf_module_init' browser event to trigger the module registry process
      document.addEventListener("crf_module_init", (event: any) => {
          // Get the register function from the event.detail property
          const register: (registrationData: ModuleRegistrationData, callback: any)=> void = event.detail;

          const moduleData: ModuleRegistrationData = {
            name: 'TestModule', // Set the name of the module to be registered
            version: '0.0.1', // Set the registration version of the module, all versions of all modules must match
            eventTypes: [
              ...
              'test/example/event',
              'test/api/onResponse', // These are needed to register the events in the Event Bus
              'test/api/request'
              ...
            ],
            isInitialModule: false, // Only 1 module can be the Initial Module
            isAuthenticationModule: false // Only 1 module can be the authenticationModule
          }

          // Call registration function with the moduleData variable to register it
          register(moduleData, (eventBus) => {

              this.bus = eventBus; // if everything goes right, this callback should be called and you are now granted the event bus

          });
      });
    }