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arv-packages

v0.0.0

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Core Module was generated by [Angular library](https://angular.io/guide/creating-libraries). It contains all shared component to our applications like components, intercepters, custom validators, services and more..

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ARV Core

Core Module was generated by Angular library. It contains all shared component to our applications like components, intercepters, custom validators, services and more..

First time setup

Runs following commands to setup your computer to asknowledges the private npm:

Run

 npm config set '@cloud_arv:registry' https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/29666523/packages/npm/

and

npm config set -- '//gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/29666523/packages/npm/:_authToken' "YOUR-PERSONAL-TOKEN"

then

npm install
npm run build:core

When building successfully, now you are ready to play around.

How to play around

npm run build:core
npm run start:demo

Currenly, we are hosting a simple demo application, but we are creating Storybook as sandbox tool.

Adding new component

Go to src/lib/components folder, and type following command

ng generate component <NEW-COMPONENT | NEW-SERVICE | NEW-INTERCEPTER>

then update index.ts file in corresponding components folder

Building the new changes

For any change in Core module need to build to make sure all dependencies are compliled and ready to use for applications

npm run build:core

The artifact will appeared in dist folder.

Publishing package

We have set up CI/CD pipline, you only need to commit your code. It will take 5 minutes for building and deploying.

But you can manually release by runnung

npm run publish:core

Usage

Once package has been published, To install library in the application.

Run

npm i @cloud_arv/core