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fxl-toolkit

v0.0.3

Published

2 years ago

**_A collection of code-gen scripts, workspace executors, and general coding utilities that are used by the Broadridge-FXL development team._**

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🧰 FXL Toolkit 🧰

A collection of code-gen scripts, workspace executors, and general coding utilities that are used by the Broadridge-FXL development team.

The modules in this library are not meant to be a required part of the FXL codebase, but instead are a set of tools to improve the developer experience.

Features List

The following utilities can be found in the FXL Toolkit package:

Schema Creator - Generate and format a GraphQL schema file based on the provided models and service code

This is a "living" list - as new additions are added, it will be updated. The utilities mentioned above will be improved over time.

Getting Started

Installation

Install the toolkit in your development environment by running npm i fxl-toolkit@latest --save-dev locally.

We install this library as a npm package to bypass a bug in the Nx generator code.

Building

Once installed, run nx build fxl-toolkit to build the library.

Running unit tests

Run nx test fxl-toolkit to execute the unit tests via Jest.

Questions

If you run into any issues while trying to run/update any of the utilities, please reach out to [email protected].

Documentation & Resources