/app-starter

Angular mono-repo (Ionic/Capacitor/StencilJS/Web Component) app starter for supporting cross platform apps.

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Hive App Starter

Rapidly build web and native (iOS, Android, Desktop) applications using the latest technologies.

Note: Documentation and project set-up is still being actively flushed out. This repository is for early adopters to experiment with the current configuration.

What is the Hive App Starter?

An Angular mono-repository set-up that allows developers to seamlessly share app business logic across multiple platforms (web/native/desktop), using technologies they are familiar with: Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and StencilJS (web components).

What makes this seed/starter useful?

1. Web Component UI Kit Documentation

Web components with an appropriate README declaration will auto generate into a beautifully designed UI-kit, allowing your development team to quickly discover available components and preview new web components in a pure eco-system.

2. Mono-repo Support for Capacitor

Capacitor out-of-the-box does not support targeting multiple apps from a shared Angular schematics set-up. The set-up scripts included allows you to support multiple capacitor apps (capacitor.config.json per app directory) and share UI kits and components without nested dependencies in each apps folder.

3. Rapid Prototyping

Stencil based web components allow you to create core UI elements and immediately consume them in all your apps (regardless of web/native/desktop). Create consistent user interfaces and avoid time crunch of determining font-sizes, weights, colors, container spacing, etc.

Underlying Technologies

Getting Started

1. Clone this project

git clone https://github.com/TeamHive/app-starter.git projectName

2. Install required dependencies

cd projectName && npm i

3. Build Stencil UI

npm run build-ui

4a. Running Web

npm run start

4b. Running Native (serving)

npm run start:native

4c. Building Native

npm run build:native

4d. Running Native (iOS)

npm run update:ios && npm run open:ios

Contributors

Sean Perkins
Sean Perkins