@datakitchen/ngx-toolkit
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Datakitchen's ngx-toolkit :rocket:
This library contains a collection of utilities for Angular applications. There are three categories of utilities:
- General utilities such as a
@Memoize
decorator and a wrapper around the browserlocalStorage
. - An abstract component and a set of decorators and interfaces to ease the implementation of common tasks such as search, pagination, and sorting.
- Testing utilities to ease mocking and implementing common tasks when writing unit tests.
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@datakitchen/ngx-toolkit
General Utilities
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@Memoize
Caches a method's result when it has already been calculated for a given input.
class TestClass {
@Memoize
testMemo(value: number): number {
return value * 2;
}
}
TypedForms
An easier to use version of Angular's TypedForms
TBD add example and comparison with Angular's TypedForms
StorageService
Service that wraps localStorage
.
TBD add example and explain optional
localStorage
ParameterService
TBD add example and use case especially for when the ParameterService is handy for fixing issue with angular's Router
CoreComponent
TBD add small description or maybe a TOC for all the CoreComponent things
Automatic unsubscription
CoreComponent implements a subscriptions: Subscription[]
array for automatic unsubscriptions of observables.
import { CoreComponent } from '@datakitchen/ngx-toolkit';
@Component({
selector: 'comp',
template: '<h1>my component</h1>'
})
class TestClassComponent extends CoreComponent {
private subject$ = new Subject();
override ngOnInit() {
// Extend CoreComponent to leverage automatic unsubscriptions
this.subscriptions.push(this.subject$.subscribe());
}
}
subject$
will be automatically unsubscribed on OnDestroy
.
Defer a function after a lifecycle hooks
Sometimes you may want to defer a method/function call after one of Angular's lifecycle hooks.
import { CoreComponent } from '@datakitchen/ngx-toolkit';
@Component({
selector: 'comp',
template: `
<h1>My Component</h1>
`
})
class TestClassComponent extends CoreComponent {
callAfterNgAfterContentInit() {
this.defer(() => {
// do stuff
/**
* The callback function is executed after the given lifecycle and,
* after that, every subsequent call to `callAfterNgAfterContentInit`
* will execute the callback directly, i.e.: as if the defer block wans't there.
*/
}).after('AfterContentInit');
}
}
At the moment, the lifecycle hooks available are OnInit
, AfterContentInit
and AfterViewInit
.
@PersistOnLocalStorage
Annotate a property with @PersistOnLocalStorage()
to have it hydrated from localStorage and to keep its value synced on the local storage.
import { CoreComponent } from '@datakitchen/ngx-toolkit';
@Component({
// eslint-disable-next-line @angular-eslint/component-selector
selector: 'comp',
template: `
<h1>my component</h1>
`,
})
class TestComponent extends CoreComponent {
@PersistOnLocalStorage()
heroEmail: string = 'b@tman';
}
When the component runs its ngOnInit
lifecycle, it checks for all properties decorated with @PersistOnLocalStorage
. If a non-nullish entry for the given variable exists on localStorage
, then that value is used instead.
The following interface represents the options that can be passed to the decorator
export interface PersistOnLocalStorageOptions {
/**
* A string for the namespace to scope the property value with
* A `DeferredProp` as in
*
* @example
* @PersistOnLocalStorage({namespace: Prop('myNamespace')})
* heroEmailDeferred: string = 'spiderman';
*
* ngOnInit() {
* this.myNamespace = someAsyncValue;
* }
*
* the `Prop` is resolved after ngOnInit inside CoreComponent
*/
namespace?: string | DeferredProp;
/**
* When the decorated property is an object we can whilelist some properties
* so that only those are persisted.
*
* @example
*
* @PersistOnLocalStorage({whiteList: [ 'age' ]})
* fgWithWhiteList = new FormGroup({
* age: new FormControl(),
* birthDate: new FormControl(),
* });
*/
whiteList?: string[];
/**
* When the decorated property is an object we can blackList some properties
* so that only those are not persisted.
*
* @example
*
* @PersistOnLocalStorage({blackList: [ 'age' ]})
* fgWithBlackList = new FormGroup({
* age: new FormControl(),
* birthDate: new FormControl(),
* });
*/
blackList?: string[];
}
@BindToQueryParameters
TBD add docs and examples
hasSearchForm
TBD add docs and examples
hasPaginator
TBD add docs and examples
hasSorting
TBD add docs and examples
Testing Utilities
ActivatedRouteMock
TBD add docs and examples
HttpClientMock
TBD add docs and examples
MockComponent
TBD add docs and examples
MockService
TBD add docs and examples