Building Angular Component Libraries
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An intro to building component libraries that discusses it's relation to design systems and show how to begin implementing and testing one in Angular.js. It also discusses integrating documentation with your library.
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Building Angular Component Libraries
- 1. Building Component Libraries By Isa Conteh
- 2. What is a Component Library?
- 4. Within the Tech Ecosystem (smaller-company) Basically, the front-end devs
- 5. Within the Tech Ecosystem (In a larger company: UX Engineering)
- 6. A note about existing 3rd Party libraries...
- 8. Structuring Your Library ● Libraries are modules ● Default: Each Library is a Component (has its own module.ts, package.json etc. file) ● Other Option: Add multiple components to one library/module (one module.ts, package.json etc. file for several components)
- 10. Modified Option
- 11. Setting up the Dev Environment - Create a new workspace (not necessarily a new app) `ng new <workspace-name> --createApplication=false` - Create a library within the workspace `ng generate library <library-name> --prefix=<prefix-name>`
- 12. Adding Components to the Library - Almost the same as with a project:
- 13. Things to Think about when Creating Components in Libraries - Hosting Assets - Handling Environment Variables - Templating - Integrating other libraries
- 15. Create a test App Install and Import after adding the library module
- 16. Five major steps…. ● Build: `ng build` ● Pack: `npm pack` ● Install: `npm install <.../relative-path/library-name.tgz file ● Import (into your test app): `import { module-name } from “library-name” ● Run: `ng serve --open`
- 17. Publishing to NPM - Before packing your library, make sure you’ve added a license - After packing, check NPM to make sure there is no existing package with your library name. - Sign up for an account - Login to your account through your terminal - Run `NPM Publish <package-name>
- 18. Use in other Projects: Default Same as with testing a library locally except: - No need to fetch a local version of the library via github - No need to build or pack the library - Install using just the library name (there is no local path) - Updates work just as with any other package
- 19. Documentation
- 20. Any Questions? (Also, thanks for coming)