A template repository for Angular libraries

Find and replace all %PROJECT_NAME% with your project name, you should also rename the /projects/PROJECT_NAME folder and update .eslintrc.js > parserOptions > project property accordingly.

This template repository consists of 2 angular projects which split the responsibility of developing vs publishing only what's needed:

• The main project (angular-lib-poc in this case)
  • Lives in <root>/src like any other normal angular project
  • Is just a regular angular project used for testing the library project
  • Uses all the default configs & files setup in the root
  • This project won't be any part of what is published to NPM
• The library project
  • Lives in projects/PROJECT_NAME and is the actual library you can put on NPM
  • Is defined as project type library in the angular.json
  • Has its own package.json & tsconfig that extends the main one
  • Has an ng-package.json for ng-packagr to use

Pay attention to /package.json, /angular.json & projects/example-lib/package.json since they define how the development environment will be set up compared to what will be published onto NPM.

Run npm start to build the library project first and then serve the testing project.

Run npm run watch to build the library on every change. Then in a new terminal run npm start to serve the testing project.

Run npm run build to build the library project using ng-packagr. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/%PROJECT_NAME%/ directory.

Run npm publish in the dist/%PROJECT_NAME%/ directory in order to publish the library to a package registry.