SourceComponents

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 14.2.0.

Build

Run ng build source-components to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.

Publishing

To publish a new version of the project you need to generate a personal access token on your azure account.

1. Generate access token

• On your azure account access: User settings -> Personal access tokens;
• Click on: New Token;
• Fill in the form;
• Name: the name of your access token;
• Organization: klir;
• Expiration: Set the expiration date that better fits your needs;
• Scope: Full Access;
• Click on create;
• Now make sure to copy and SAVE the code because you won't be able to see this code again;
• Encript this code to a BASE_64 format;

2. Build and publish

• On the project access the file called .npmrc and add the following code:

; begin auth token
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/registry/:username=klir
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/registry/:_password=BASE_64_PASSWD
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/registry/:[email protected]
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/:username=klir
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/:_password=BASE_64_PASSWD
//pkgs.dev.azure.com/klir/Klir/_packaging/KlirAngularLibraries/npm/:[email protected]
; end auth token

• Now put your BASE_64 access token on the _password field;
• Remove the .npmrc file from git staging area: git update-index --assume-unchanged .npmrc;
• Go to the file package.json and update the version;
• Run: npm install && ng build source-components;
• Copy and paste the file .npmrc to the dist/source-components folder;
• Go to the dist folder cd dist/source-components and run npm publish.

Testing your modifications on the consuming project

• After you finish your modifications run npm run sc:build to build the project;
• Enter the dist folder cd dist/source-components;
• Run npm link;

Now on the consuming project

• Run npm link source-components;
• Now you can test all of your modifications locally without the need to publish a new version;

Notes:

• To unlink the project just run npm install;
• If you want to test new modifications you'll need to run the build process again.

Running unit tests

Run npm run sc:test to execute the unit tests via Karma.