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mv-feedbackentes-common

v0.2.40

Published

This Angular project hosts the common UI library for angular-feedbackentes and ionic-feedbackentes.

Downloads

14

Readme

common-feedbackentes

This Angular project hosts the common UI library for angular-feedbackentes and ionic-feedbackentes.

It has only one entrypoint method at the moment : it opens a modal (aka a temporary page) which allows user to fill a form and sends it to the feedbackentes backend.

The feedbackentes backend MUST know the apikey and WILL use associated data to handle the data submitted VIA feedbackentes.

To build the library and link it locally

npm run packagr
cd dist
npm link

This will create a dist directory which can be linked locally in your project by

npm link mv-common-feedbackentes

To build the library and publish it on NPM

WARNING: Don't forget to update the version (in package.json) before publishing it

npm run publishr

This will create a npm package which can be installed in your project by

npm install mv-feedbackentes-common --save

Build documentation

npm run compodoc

Serve documentation

npm run compodoc-serve

documentation will be served on http://localhost:8080