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formly-form-viewer-material

v0.0.1

Published

11 days ago

Standalone component to render a customizable FormlyForm

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formly-form-viewer-material

Libreria Angular para renderizar formularios Formly con componentes Material y tipos personalizados.

Requisitos

Node.js 20 LTS
npm 10+

Desarrollo

npm install
npm run build

Build output:

dist/formly-form-viewer-material/

Generar tarball local (.tgz)

cd dist/formly-form-viewer-material
npm pack

Archivo generado:

formly-form-viewer-material-<version>.tgz

Publicar en npm

Subir version en package.json (ej. 0.1.1):

npm version patch

Compilar:

npm run build

Entrar al dist y autenticar (si aplica):

cd dist/formly-form-viewer-material
npm whoami
npm login

Publicar:

npm publish --access public

Integracion local con buzonPuma

En buzonPuma/package.json:

"formly-form-viewer-material": "file:../formly-form-viewer-material/dist/formly-form-viewer-material/formly-form-viewer-material-0.1.0.tgz"

Luego:

cd ../buzonPuma
npm install
npm run build -- --configuration development

Checklist funcional antes de publicar

npm run build de esta libreria en verde.
npm run build -- --configuration development en buzonPuma en verde.
En buzonPuma, abrir un cuestionario Formly y confirmar render de tipos personalizados.
Guardar respuestas y verificar persistencia local (PouchDB).
Con CouchDB activo, confirmar que el estado de sync cambia entre syncing/paused sin errores.