ionic-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-ionic-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-ionic --save

Build documentation

npm run compodoc

Serve documentation

npm run compodoc-serve

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

TODO: Merge older readme

feedbackentes-ionic

This Ionic project hosts the ionic library for feedbackentes

It can be imported into any ionic project by following this readme.

Install feedbackentes in the app

• [ ] install feedbackentes-common from npm a via a local link
• [ ] add the ./directives folder into the ./src folder of the app
• [ ] feedbackentes-common uses html2canvas that can be added be

npm install --save html2canvas

• [ ] run npm install to check for dependencies (optionnal)

npm install

Import feedbackentes in the app

ionic-feedbackentes uses ionic 3 lazy loading system, where each page has its module. Explanations given may need adaptations to be useful on another ionic app architecture

in app.module.ts

• [ ] import { MvFeedbackentesCommonModule } from 'mv-feedbackentes-common';
• [ ] import { DirectivesModule } from '../directives/directives.module';

set the config, with the project's feedbackentes api key and its client version (in the example, those infos are read from a config file in the app)

• [ ] import { config } from '../assets/config/env';
• [ ] const feedbackentesConfig = { apiKey: config.feedbackentes.apiKey, clientVersion: config.app.version }

add to @NgModule({ imports: [

• [ ] MvFeedbackentesCommonModule.forRoot(feedbackentesConfig),

• [ ] DirectivesModule

  ],

  entryComponents: [

• [ ] FeedbackModalComponent

  ],

in app.component.ts

Import feedlog service so logs can be intercepted ... ... and launch logs interception before any log is fired by configuring it at the very start of your app initialisation

constructor(

• [ ] private feedlogService: FeedlogService

  ) {

• [ ] this.feedlogService.configure();

get a grip on the app so you can use Feedbackentes directive anywhere in your app, even at the root of it (aka app.html)

• [ ] import { NavController } from 'ionic-angular';

export class MyApp {

• [ ] @ViewChild('myNav') navCtrl: NavController;

in EACH_PAGE_YOU_CHOOSED.module.ts

• [ ] import { DirectivesModule } from '../directives/directives.module';

add to @NgModule({ imports: [

• [ ] DirectivesModule

  ],

in EACH_PAGE_YOU_CHOOSED.ts

• [ ] import { FeedbackService } from 'mv-feedbackentes-common';

  constructor(

• [ ] private feedbackService: FeedbackService,

  )

in EACH_PAGE_YOU_CHOOSED.html just add the directive in inside any of your html or angular components that you want to make clickabled

mvFeedbackentes

By example : <button ion-button mvFeedbackentes> <ion-icon name="bug"></ion-icon> </button>

or : <ion-icon name="bug" mvFeedbackentes></ion-icon>