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ng-hybrid-decorators

v1.1.0

Published

A few decorators to ease maintenance/evolution of angularjs/Angular hybrid applications

Downloads

14

Readme

ng-hybrid-decorators

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Some Typescript decorators to ease maintenance/evolution of angularjs/Angular(>5) hybrid applications by removing a lot of boilerplate code:

  • @ng1Service(): Makes an Angular service injectable in angularjs services/components

  • @ng1Inject(): Injects an angularjs service in Angular sevice/component

  • @ng1Component(): Makes an Angular component usable in angularjs templates

This micro library (5kb) is based on official recommendation.

Compatible with AOT and Ivy, tested with Angular 6/7/9/10 (although it might work with others)

See some examples below or the online demo or fork it on stackblitz

@ng1Service()

Angular service downgraded to angularjs:

@Injectable()
@ng1Service('NewCatService')
export class NewCatService {

  getNewSound(): string {
    return "Meow meow meow";
  }

}

angularjs controller/service can now inject it:

angular
  .module('demo.app')
  .factory('CatService', CatService);

function CatService(NewCatService) {

  var service = {
    getSound: getSound,
  }

  return service;

  function getSound() {
    return NewCatService.getNewSound();
  }

}

@ng1Inject()

Considering an angularjs service:

angular
  .module('demo.app')
  .factory('OldElephantService', function() {

    var service = {
      getSound: getSound,
    }

    return service;

    function getSound() {
      return 'Pwoa pwoa pwoaaa';
    }
  
});

It is easily injected in Angular services/components:

@Injectable()
export class ElephantService {

  @ng1Inject() oldElephantService: any;

  getSound(): string {
    return this.oldElephantService.getSound();
  }

}

@ng1Component()

Angular component downgraded to angularjs:

@ng1Component('newGiraffe')
@Component({
  selector: 'new-giraffe',
  templateUrl: './new-giraffe.component.html',
})
export class NewGiraffeComponent {

  @Input() sound!: string;
}

Angular component can then be used in angularjs template:

angular
    .module('demo.app')
    .directive('giraffe', giraffe);

  function giraffe() {
    var directive = {
      restrict: 'E',
      template: `<new-giraffe [sound]="'Bleat bleat bleat'"></new-giraffe>`,
      controller: 'GiraffeController',
      controllerAs: 'GiraffeCtrl',
    };
    return directive;
  }

See also the online demo or fork it on stackblitz

Installation

npm i ng-hybrid-decorators

Setup

NgHybridService needs to be called where the hybrid app is configured:

export class AppModule {

  constructor(private upgradeModule: UpgradeModule, private ngHybridService: NgHybridService) {
  }

  // noinspection JSUnusedGlobalSymbols
  public ngDoBootstrap(): void {
    const angularJsModule = angular.module('demo.app', []);

    this.ngHybridService.loadNg1Dependencies(angularJsModule);

    this.upgradeModule.bootstrap(document.body, ['demo.app'], {strictDi: true});
  }

}

See demo source code

Run demo locally

git clone https://github.com/domi7777/ng-hybrid-decorators.git
cd ng-hybrid-decorators
npm i
npm run update-demo
npm run demo