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@tylertech/forge-schematics

v1.3.1

Published

Contains Angular Schematics relevant to working with Forge web components.

Downloads

16

Readme

Forge Schematics

A collection of Angular Schematics for working with @tylertech/forge and Web Components in general:

  • The custom-elements schematic generates Angular components that act as proxies to native web components, but eliminate the need to use CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA, restoring type-safety and IntelliSense to your Angular templates.

Development

To test the schematics in this repository, first install the Schematics CLI:

npm install -g @angular-devkit/schematics-cli

Execute npm run build to ensure the latest version of the code is built. Then use the Schematics CLI to run the desired schematic (e.g. custom-elements) and pass any desired arguments.

schematics .:custom-elements --manifest="..."

Pass --debug=false in order to actually create files, otherwise the command will do a dry run and just output which files would be modified or created.

Functionality should also be unit tested, and the tests can be run using npm test.