@dynatrace/ngx-groundhog-devkit v0.1.1

Angular Groundhog DevKit

Generating a new component in your ngx-groundhog lib project

You can use the ng generate (or just ng g) command to generate ngx-groundhog components:

ng generate groundhog-component my-new-component --collection @dynatrace/ngx-groundhog-devkit 
ng g ghc my-new-component --collection @dynatrace/ngx-groundhog-devkit # using the alias

You can find all possible blueprints in the table below:

Angular Groundhog - component

You can run the groundhog-component schematic with the following command inside the ngx-groundhog project

ng generate groundhog-component my-new-component --collection @dynatrace/ngx-groundhog-devkit 
ng g ghc my-new-component --collection @dynatrace/ngx-groundhog-devkit # using the alias

This will generate the following for you

1. Add a folder inside src/lib with my-new-component as it's name and add the following files
   1. my-new-component-module.ts containing the NgModule definition with the exports and declarations
   2. my-new-component.ts containing your components definition
   3. my-new-component.html
   4. my-new-component.scss
   5. index.ts with the export for the public-api
   6. public-api.ts with the export for the module and the component
   7. tsconfig-build.json with the correct flatModuleId set
2. Add a folder inside the src/demo-app with my-new-component as it's name and add the following files
   1. my-new-component-demo.ts containing the Demo component that display your component inside the demo app
   2. my-new-component-demo.html
   3. my-new-component-demo.scss
3. Adds an export to the public-api.ts in the library root
4. Adds the necessary declarations for the new component in the demo-groundhog-module.ts file
5. Adds the demo declarations to routes.ts for the new component
6. Adds a new navItem to the navItems collection in demo-app.ts to show the new component in the navItems
7. Adds declarations to the demo-app-module.ts
8. Adds mappings to the system-config.ts file