Angular utilities

This project is being hosted via GitHub Pages here.

This is a workspace intended for personal use and educational purpose. I decided to start this project because I

• want to learn more about managing libraries and testing UI component
• was implementing really similar components in different projects
• was finding solutions to certain problems and implementing them only in the most recent project
• customizing Angular Material can sometimes get really annoying and I wanted to compare alternatives
• more often then not you need wrapper with default values to reduce duplication and maintain flexibility
• tried Storybook before, but never really got to use

UI component libraries

• Currently
  • Angular Material
• Potentially
  • PrimeNG
  • NG Bootstrap
  • NgZorro
  • Nebular
  • Taiga UI

So, this project is the result of my attempt to create customizable and reusable composed/wrapper UI components with different UI libraries and other utility classes/services.

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To run the dev server for your app, use:

npx nx serve angular-utilities

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npx nx build angular-utilities

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npx nx show project angular-utilities

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npx nx g @nx/angular:app demo

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npx nx g @nx/angular:lib mylib

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