@ui5/tooling-webc NPM

UI5 Tooling for Web Components

Provides UI5 Tooling Extensions to include UI5 Web Components projects into OpenUI5 / SAPUI5.

Attention: This project is in an experimental state. Significant changes are likely to occur, including potential breaking changes.

Overview

The repository contains the NPM package: @ui5/tooling-webc. This package provides scripts to prebuild and generate UI5 library wrapper projects for UI5 Web Components and a custom middleware to be used for the development of UI5 library wrapper projects and a direct consumption of the UI5 Web Components projects. In other words, it enables to use UI5 Web Components as OpenUI5/SAPUI5 controls.

Inside this package the most important scripts can be found at the following places:

bin
├── generate.js   // generation binary => ui5-webc-generate
└── prebuild.js   // prebuild binary => ui5-webc-prebuild

lib
├── generate.js   // generation script
├── prebuild.js   // prebuild script
├── middleware.js // UI5 server middleware for serving web-components-based projects
└── task.js       // UI5 build task for third-party libraries only

Note: Starting from version 0.3.0 only the Custom Elements Manifest format is supported for the purpose of wrapper generation

Getting Started

Requirements

Node.js (version 16 or higher)
Yarn

Setup

The project is using npm. To get started with the local development, just run the following commands:

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Create a link
npm link

Now you can link the package for local testing by calling the following command:

# Link it
npm install @ui5/tooling-webc

That's it, all set!

Consumption

1. Add the dependency

Use the NPM package manager of your choice to add the @ui5/tooling-webc as a devDependency to your UI5 library:

# NPM
npm i --save-dev @ui5/tooling-webc

# yarn
yarn add -D @ui5/tooling-webc

# PNPM
pnpm add -D @ui5/tooling-webc

2. Configure the tooling extension

Add the necessary configuration to your UI5 library in the ui5.yaml file. The configuration should go to customConfiguration -> ui5-tooling-webc.

For example:

customConfiguration:
  ui5-tooling-webc:
    <YOUR CONFIGURATION GOES HERE>

For more details on the supported ui5-tooling-webc: configuration settings, click here.

3. Use the binaries

The tooling extension comes with two binaries which can be called directly (eventually by using npx):

# create the runtime for the web components
ui5-webc-prebuild

# create the wrapper controls
ui5-webc-generate

Optionally, add these as part of your library's build tasks:

{
  "scripts": {
    "prebuild": "ui5-webc-prebuild",
    "generate": "ui5-webc-generate"
  }
}

4. Using the middleware

Define the dependency in $yourapp/package.json:
```
"devDependencies": {
    // ...
    "@ui5/tooling-webc": "*"
    // ...
},
"ui5": {
  "dependencies": [
    // ...
    "@ui5/tooling-webc",
    // ...
  ]
}
```
As the devDependencies are not recognized by the UI5 tooling, they need to be listed in the ui5 > dependencies array. In addition, once using the ui5 > dependencies array you need to list all UI5 tooling relevant dependencies.

Configure it in $yourapp/ui5.yaml:

server:
  customMiddleware:
    - name: ui5-tooling-webc-middleware
      afterMiddleware: compression

That's all.

Support, Feedback, Contributing

This project is open to feature requests/suggestions, bug reports etc. via GitHub issues. Contribution and feedback are encouraged and always welcome. For more information about how to contribute, the project structure, as well as additional contribution information, see our Contribution Guidelines.

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Licensing

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