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module-generator-plugin

v1.3.58

Published

Schematics for @nestjs/cli and @angular/cli

Downloads

24

Readme

Angular

Create Angular APP

  1. Install angular/cli npm i -g @angular/cli

  2. Install plugin

npm i -g module-generator-plugin
  1. Find your global node_modules whereis node_modules

  2. run command to create new project:

ng new -c <global node_modules path>/node_modules/module-generator-plugin
  • type the name of project

  • go to project directory cd <project name>

  • run npm install npm i

  • run app npm run serve

  • open your browser on http://localhost:4200

Create Angular module

  1. Find your global node_modules whereis node_modules

  2. config your package.json, add new script:

"scripts": {
    "create": "ng g <global node_modules path>/module-generator-plugin:ng-module"
}
  1. Just use it on project
npm run create <module name>

It will be create new module to src/app/modules and create service to src/app/_services/api Just import module and service.

Nest Js

Create NestJS APP

  1. Install nest/cli npm i -g @nestjs/cli

  2. Install plugin

npm i -g module-generator-plugin
  1. Find your global node_modules whereis node_modules

  2. run command to create new project:

nest new -c <global node_modules path>/module-generator-plugin
  • type the name of project
  • got to project directory cd <project name>
  • run npm install npm i
  • run app npm run serve

App settings is for postgresql database, change database config in ormconfig.json file.

  • open your browser on http://localhost:3000/api/docs
  • view swagger docs

Create NestJs module

  1. Find your global node_modules whereis node_modules

  2. config your package.json, add new script:

"scripts": {
    "create": "nest g -c <global node_modules path>/module-generator-plugin nest-module"
}
  1. Just use it on project
npm run create <module name>

It will be create new module to src/modules and autoimport it on app.module

For Linux

create shurtcuts for operation system

$ nano ~/.bashrc

add 2 lines:

  1. For Angular:
alias new-ng='ng new -c <global node_modules path>/module-generator-plugin'
  1. For NestJS:
alias new-nest='nest new -c <global node_modules path>/module-generator-plugin'

After this, restart terminal and use as command new-ng - for Angular app and new-nest for NestJS app.