nBlocks for Ionic Framework

Welcome to NBlocks, the platform toolbox from Nebulr made by developers for developers.
This is a plug-n-play plugin for Ionic Angular.

Check out the documentation and quickstart here:
https://nebulr-group.github.io/nblocks-docs

This project gathers all Angular flavoured libraries for NBlocks. Please head over to each sub project README to get started.

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NBlocks for Ionic Framework

Go to project

For developers of this project

Angular helps organise different libraries and each library is stored as a sub project and located in the /projects directory.

Build the sources directly

From the root directory of this project (not in library) run ng build.
All libraries will compiled to different directories under dist/.

Publish to NPM

• To publish a library, make sure to update the package.json version in the project sub folder.
• Make sure you're logged into npm. E.g. npm login
• Run npm run publish-${libraryName}, e.g. npm run publish-ionic.

Test library locally with NPM link

A library can be tested locally without publishing.

1. Build library from root directory of this project, e.g. ng build --watch activate recompilation on source change.
2. Step into the compiled library output directory in dist/name-of-lib.
3. Run npm link to have library linked into a global npm package folder. Observe the name of the output in which this library was saved as.
4. Go to the root folder of the Angular project where you want to install this library into.
5. Run npm link name-of-lib (same name as from npm link output).
6. You now have the plugin installed in node_modules and can be used in project. Observe the package.json is not updated which is OK.

Some angular projects have a problem installing and using linked plugins and requires you add preserveSymlinks: true to angular.json. See this for more information.

• To list all your linked plugins (globally) npm ls -g --depth=0 --link=true.
• To remove a linked plugin from node_modules npm unlink name-of-lib

Add a new project

To generate a new project, e.g.
ng generate library nblocks-ionic --prefix=nblocks