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ng-core

v0.0.3-alpha

Published

This project contains AngularJs 1.5.x Decorators that enables you to build your AngularJs application with ES2015+ features.

Downloads

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Readme

ng-core

This project contains AngularJs 1.5.x Decorators that enables you to build your AngularJs application with ES2015+ features.

The decorators have been designed to mirror Angular2+, therefore makes it compatible and easly migrated to Angular2.

API

The following project exposes the following APIs for usage

  • bootstrap
  • NgModule
  • Directive
  • Component
  • Injectable (services)
  • Pipe (Filters)

Usage:

bootstrap : This method is used to dynamically bootstrap AngularJs app. It is a wrapper of angular.bootstrap method

syntax:

bootstrap(<app name>)

import {bootstrap} from 'ng-core'



bootstrap('app')

NgModule: This method is a wrapper to angular.module(), it enables you to defined modules, this method can be used alongside bootstrap method.

syntax:

@NgModule(<config>);

example

import {NgModule, bootstrap} from 'ng-core';

@NgModule({
  name:'app'
})

export class App {}

bootstrap(App.name)

NgModule takes the following properties as config

  • modules
  • components
  • directives
  • providers aka services
  • pipes aka filters

import {NgModule, bootstrap} from 'ng-core';
import UiRouter from '@angularjs/router';
import AppComponent from './components/AppComponent';
import UserService from './services/UserService';
import Reverse from './pipes/Reverse';
import UserDirective from './UserDirective';

@NgModule({
  name:'app',
  modules:[UiRouter],
  components:[AppComponent],
  directives:[UserDirective],
  pipes:[Reverse],
  providers:[UserService]
})

export class App {}

bootstrap(App.name)

Component: this is a wrapper of angular.component() method, the confuration object is the same as angular.component with exclusion of controller and introduction of selector property.

syntax

@Component(<config>)
import {Component} from 'ng-core'

@Component({
  selector:'my-app',
  bindings:{}
})

export class MyApp {}

Directive: this is wrapper of the angular.directive()

syntax

@Directive(<config>)
import {Directive} from 'ng-core'

@Directive({
  selector:'my-directive'
})

export class MyDirective {
  render() {

  }
}

Pipe: this a wrapper of angular.filter() method

syntax

@Pipe(<config>)
import {Pipe} from 'ng-core'

@Pipe({
  name:'filter'
})

export class MyFilter {}
`

Testing

Tests for this package has been written using mocha, benv and chai. To run the test,

$ npm test

Notice, this package was written for learning perposes only and has not been tested for perfomance and therefore should be further evaluated before being used for heavy production builds.