About this project

This is the Government of Alberta - Nx plugin for ADSP apps.

The plugin includes generators for application, service, and fullstack solution quick starts. If the peer dependency @abgov/nx-oc is found, then OpenShift yml files are also included in the quickstarts. Application stack peer dependencies are required for the associated ADSP application type; for example, @nx/angular is required for the angular-app, and @nx-dotnet/core is required for dotnet-service.

TLDR

1. Create your Nx workspace using npx create-nx-workspace my-workspace
2. Install plugin: npm i -D @abgov/nx-adsp
3. Generate a quick start npx g @abgov/nx-adsp:express-service my-app

Dev Features

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To add a plugin to @abgov/nx-adsp

nx g @nx/plugin:plugin [pluginName] --importPath . move the code generated into packages/ns-adsp and make changes in the plugin directory you've just generated

To test the plugin locally

1. Generate a temp folder with a local nx-adsp using nx run nx-adsp-e2e:e2e

2. Generate a new project somewhere with npx create-nx-workspace, following the prompts

3. Inside the new workspace, i) run npm i -D [location-of-nx-tools]/dist/packages/nx-adsp //to update package.json npm i -D @nx/angular //(this assumes you are building an angular plugin)

ii) generate the plugin - tenantRealm is the realm UUID used to generate a login feature that will log into that particular tenant (eg '2a9a2c30-a094-4097-9247-8d41b39cb80e') npx nx g @abgov/nx-adsp:[pluginName] my-ang-app --tenant tenantRealm iii) run npm install iv) serve the plugin using `nx serve [pluginName]