ng-custom-templates
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A development environment utility that makes it easy to use custom templates in Angular JS.
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ngCustomTemplates
A development environment utility that makes it easy to use custom templates in Angular JS.
Install
$ npm i ng-custom-templates
Use
$ ng g ng-custom-templates:run [My Templates Name]
※ My Templates Name : You should create and use a template for each folder in the 'templates' folder.
Folder structure
[Before generating]
root
|- e2e
|- node_modules
|- src <-- AngularJS source folder.
|- app
|- templates <-- The folder you need to create!
|- demo <-- The templates to be used can be registered and used for each folder.
[Generating]
$ ng g ng-custom-templates:run demo
? Class Name (ex> CountryCode) : CountryCode
? Page Title (ex> Country List) : Country List
? Install Path : /src/app
CREATE src/app/routes/country-code/country-code-routing.module.ts (218 bytes)
CREATE src/app/routes/country-code/country-code.module.ts (432 bytes)
CREATE src/app/routes/country-code/services/country-code.service.ts (161 bytes)
[After generating]
root
|- e2e
|- node_modules
|- src
|- app
|- routes
|- country-code <-- Generated folder
|- templates
|- demo
Conversion rules
Propertis of ngCustomTemplates
- className : The property to convert to the user specified class name.
- pageTitle : The property to convert to the user specified page name.
Usage - Folder & File
※ Rules of Use : __[PROPERTY_NAME]@[FUNCTION_NAME]__ ※ Apply to : Folder & File
[Before generating]
__className@dasherize <- folder
|- [email protected] <- files
|- [email protected]
|- [email protected]
[After generating]
country-code <- folder
|- country-code.component.css <- files
|- country-code.component.html
|- country-code.component.js
Usage - Text in file
※ Rules of Use : <%= [FUNCTION_NAME]([PROPERTY_NAME]) %> ※ Apply to : Text in file
[Before generating]
export class <%= classify(className) %>Component {
const <%= camelize(className) %>;
}
[After generating]
export class CountryCodeComponent {
const countryCode;
}
※ You can use the same syntax in all files such as html and css.
Functions
※ classify : Returns the UpperCamelCase form of a string.
classify('innerHTML'); // 'InnerHTML'
classify('action_name'); // 'ActionName'
classify('css-class-name'); // 'CssClassName'
classify('my favorite items'); // 'MyFavoriteItems'
※ camelize : Returns the lowerCamelCase form of a string.
camelize('innerHTML'); // 'innerHTML'
camelize('action_name'); // 'actionName'
camelize('css-class-name'); // 'cssClassName'
camelize('my favorite items'); // 'myFavoriteItems'
camelize('My Favorite Items'); // 'myFavoriteItems'
※ decamelize : Converts a camelized string into all lower case separated by underscores.
decamelize('innerHTML'); // 'inner_html'
decamelize('action_name'); // 'action_name'
decamelize('css-class-name'); // 'css-class-name'
decamelize('my favorite items'); // 'my favorite items'
※ dasherize : Replaces underscores, spaces, or camelCase with dashes.
dasherize('innerHTML'); // 'inner-html'
dasherize('action_name'); // 'action-name'
dasherize('css-class-name'); // 'css-class-name'
dasherize('my favorite items'); // 'my-favorite-items'
※ underscore : More general than decamelize. Returns the lower_case_and_underscored form of a string.
underscore('innerHTML'); // 'inner_html'
underscore('action_name'); // 'action_name'
underscore('css-class-name'); // 'css_class_name'
underscore('my favorite items'); // 'my_favorite_items'
※ capitalize : Returns the Capitalized form of a string.
capitalize('innerHTML'); // 'InnerHTML'
capitalize('action_name'); // 'Action_name'
capitalize('css-class-name'); // 'Css-class-name'
capitalize('my favorite items'); // 'My favorite items'