Introducing the ngx-core-business Library

ngx-core-business is an Angular library in active development, built on top of @angular/material. It aims to provide reusable, enterprise-grade UI components and utilities to streamline the development of scalable Angular applications.

Note: This library is a work in progress. Some features and components are not yet implemented but are planned for future releases. Contributions and feedback are welcome as we shape the library together!

Current Features

While the library is evolving, here’s what’s available so far:

• Reusable Components: A growing collection of UI components for Angular applications.
• Integration with Angular Material: Extends Angular Material components with additional functionality and styling.

Planned Features

Here’s what we’re working on and planning to add in future updates:

• Advanced UI Components: Components like data tables, modals, and form controls with built-in validation and customization options.
• Layouts: Pre-defined layouts for dashboards and business workflows.
• CRUD Utilities: Simplified patterns for Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations.
• Theming: Enhanced support for Angular Material's theming system.
• Responsive Design: Improved layouts and components optimized for various screen sizes.

Installation

You can get started with ngx-core-business and share your feedback as you go by following these steps:

1. Install the NgBiz: Install NgBiz by running the following command:

   npm install ngx-core-business

2. Install Angular Material(If not already installed)
   Install Angular Material by running the following command:

   ng add @angular/material

   For more detailed guidance on setting up Angular Material, you can refer to the official documentation here

3. Start Using NgBiz Let’s test out a component! Import the NgBizAvatarModule into your standalone component’s imports and use the ng-biz-avatar component in the template:

import { NgBizAvatarModule } from "ngx-core-business";

@Component({
  selector: "app-root",
  standalone: true,
  imports: [NgBizAvatarModule],
  template: `<ng-biz-avatar name="John Doe"></ng-biz-avatar>`,
})
export class AppComponent {}

Documentation 📚

ngx-core-business Documentation