Packages for Angular
summary
Concrete recipes for packaging Angular libraries with actual commands and tools rather than abstract advice show how to structure a library, use npm link and symlinks for fast local dev, run a build step that produces the Angular package format and barrel exports, and publish to a registry with version checks. A generator creates boilerplate for services and providers, compilation in development runs much faster than full builds, and the demo library and consumer app work end to end.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Angular packages intro
- 5:00Project structure with libraries
- 7:21Generators for packages
- 11:07Lightweight NPM registry
- 13:24Providers and dependency injection
- 17:34Library distribution
- 20:13Custom format implementation
- 22:40Epic app structure
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