JSFoo 2019

JSFoo 2019

On component architecture, front-end engineering and Developer Experience (DX)

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Maciej Treder

@maciejtreder

Develop for developers with Angular Schematics

Submitted May 14, 2019

Say hello to the Angular CLI from new perspective. Get to know what schematics are and how you can use them for purpose of your team/product. Make use of ng add, ng update, ng new command and much more. Learn how to create read update and delete files automatically in your project, and how to execute npm tasks such as installing dependencies.

Outline

Schematics is an underestimated part of Angular project. By using them, library developers gain super-powers to helping their customers. You can adjust your customer projects with changes necessary to use the library you provide. Apart from that, Schematics is a great tool for enterprise, which needs to maintain UI elements on behalf of multiple dev-teams.

In this talk, I am going to start from a high-overview of schematics framework, used by Angular CLI. Audience would get familiar with the Tree and Rule objects concept. I want to show a working example of create, read, update and delete operations, performed by schematics, how can you make use of TypeScript compiler and how to send a task like package installation to NodeJS.

What will be covered here, are ‚ng add’, ‚ng update’, ’ng new’, ‚ng generate’ etc. etc. commands, together with best practices, how to perform a unit tests, and end-to-end tests with the use of tools like mock npm registry.

Speaker bio

Senior Software Development Engineer at Akamai Technologies.
Enthusiast of web technologies especially Single Page Apps, Progressive Web Apps, microservices, and Internet of Things. Author of articles about JavaScript, NodeJS, and Angular. Open Source contributor - creator of @ng-toolkit opensource project - set of tools for expanding existing Angular applications.

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