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asksuite-citrus

v3.11.3

Published

2 days ago

This library was generated with [Angular CLI](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli) version 14.1.0.

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asksuite-citrus

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 14.1.0.

About

Angular Library containing all tokens and components from Asksuite Design System.

Local Testing

Run ng build --watch
Go to generated lib folder cd dist/asksuite-citrus
Register symlink npm link
Go to an Angular project (i.e. asksuite-dashboard)
Create symlink npm link asksuite-citrus

Note 1: When working with symlinks, you must add the following snippet to angular.json on the path projects.architect.build.options: "preserveSymlinks": true
More Info here

Note 2: When rebuilding the asksuite-citrus lib, sometimes an error is trigerred on the angular project where the lib is being tested. Just restarting the application or relinking the package should solve the problem.

Building

In order to build the lib run ng build

If the error NG3001: Unsupported private class shows up, add the class import to public-api.ts. All classes created within the lib must be exposed there.

Storybook

Storybook is the tool used to test and document the UI elements. You can run it by executing the following commmand:

npm run storybook