Shared portal UI components written in Angular 9. This project is a workspace for creating a portal-core-ui library that can be deployed and imported into portal projects.
npm install
or
yarn install
ng build portal-core-ui
cd dist/portal-core-ui
npm link
In the project that uses the library (e.g. AuScope-Portal-UI or ngvl):
npm link portal-core-ui
This creates a symbolic link for node_modules/portal-core-ui that links to the distribution folder of the library project.
If you get an obscure 'Unhandled Promise rejection' error you may have to add:
"preserveSymlinks": true
to the 'projects'.$name.'architect'.'build'.'options' section in your 'angular.json' file in the project that uses the library.
Don't forget to unlink when you're no longer interested in using the development version of the library:
npm unlink portal-core-ui
Add the component to the relevant directory under portal-core-ui/src/lib. Add the Component to the library export file ./portal-core-ui/public-api.ts, e.g:
export { MyComponent } from './lib/mycompdir/my.component';
Note that project imports will need to be modified to remove the path components from the import, e.g:
import { UtilitiesService } from 'portal-core-ui/utility/utilities.service';
Will become...
import { UtilitiesService } from 'portal-core-ui';
With some modifications to the public-api.ts we can re-include the paths if necessary.
Add the files to the "assets" list in the file portal-core-ui/ng-package.json, e.g:
{
"$schema": "../../node_modules/ng-packagr/ng-package.schema.json",
"dest": "../../dist/portal-core-ui",
"assets": [
"./src/lib/widget/chart/rickshaw/rickshaw.service.scss",
"./src/lib/mycompdir/my.component.scss"
],
"lib": {
"entryFile": "src/public-api.ts"
}
}
Note that for development that this will place the asset under:
./node_modules/portal-core-ui/src/lib/<directory>
Project paths that reference this asset will need to be updated to match.
Note: I've yet to test where a deployed package puts these files, will update this file once we have a deployed version.
Make sure you have incremented both the version number in both the project's package.json file as well as the library's package.json file.
From the root project directory, build the library with:
ng build portal-core-ui --prod
Log into your NPM account with:
npm adduser
Change to the build directory and publish the library:
cd dist/portal-core-ui
npm publish