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spoch-cli

v1.5.0

Published

test commands for spoch

Readme

commands

  • spoch4-component: creates no routed component template
  • spoch4-component --routing: creates a routed component template
  • spoch4-template-migrate: it parse some of the old angular template properties format to the new angular template format

for running commands on local

npm link
spoch4-component Home
spoch4-template-migrate ./template.html

or, from npm package download

npm install -g
spoch4 component Home
spoch4 template migrate ./template.html

set output dir

spoch4 component MyFeature -o ./path/to/

the result will be something like

/path/to/my-feature
/path/to/my-feature.component.html
/path/to/my-feature.component.ts
/path/to/my-feature.module.ts

with routing module

spoch4 component MyFeature --routing

the result will be something like

/path/to/my-feature
/path/to/my-feature.component.html
/path/to/my-feature.component.ts
/path/to/my-feature.module.ts
/path/to/my-feature.routing.module.ts

for migrating angularjs views to angular views

this command spoch4-template-migrate will parse many of the old angular template keywords to the new angular template format, but not all of them.

example of usage:

spoch4-template-migrate /path/../spoch4-v3/src/app/components/input-number/input-number.component.html

the following is the list of the replaced keywords:

-- you still need to change these ones manually --

layout-
ng-
translate-

layout-wrap
translate-attr
ng-repeat
ng-src

--- replaced properties --

 flex 
 fxFlex 

 flex=
 fxFlex=

 flex>
 fxFlex>

 layout=
 fxLayout=

 layout-align=
 fxLayoutAlign=

 ng-if=
 *ngIf=

 ng-click=
 (click)=

 ng-class
 [ngClass]

 ng-style
 [ngStyle]

 $ctrl.