The current package is meant to simplify the packaging workflow of an angular library, by inlining the html templates and the stylesheets of your angular components. The inlining logic is from @angular/material2 library.
npm install angular-inline-resources --save-dev
const inlineResources = require('angular-inline-resources');
const fs = require('fs-extra');
// Copy folder 'src' to 'tmp' then inline resources
Promise.resolve()
.then(() => fs.copy('src', 'tmp'))
.then(() => inlineResources('tmp'))or in your gulp workflow:
//
// Example of a gulp task
//
gulp.task('angular:inline', () => {
return Promise.resolve()
.then(() => inlineResources('tmp'));
});The above will process all your *.ts or *.js component files from , and replace all templateUrl and styleUrls properties to their inline equivalent.
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