ngtoast v2.0.1

ngtoast

Package manager for angularjs

Installation:

npm install ngtoast

File structure (example):

-public
    -modules
        -[module]
            -directives
                -[directive name]
                    -index.js
            -controllers
                -[controller name]
                    -index.js
            -filters
                -[filter name]
                    -index.js
            -factories
                -[factory name]
                    -index.js
            -views
                -[view name]
            -module.js
        -[module].[child]
            ... same here
-ngtoast.json

Config

Parameters must be saved in ngtoast.json or passed through command line:

{
	"public": [path to public folder],
    "modules": [relative path from public to modules folder],
    "output": [output file name],
    "minify": [if parameter is present output is minified],
    "relative": [if paths in result file must be relative]
}

Building concatenated file to serve to browser (will be saved in directory matching output parameter in configuration):

ngtoast build

Output

File will contain all modules, directives, factories, controllers and filters of application. Each of them will have additional parameters supplied:

module: {
    name: [module name],
    path: [module path],
    dependencies: [array of child module names]
},

current: {
    name: [current directive/filter/factory/controller name],
    path: [path]
}

Example ([module]/module.js):

angular
    .module(module.name, ['ui.router'].concat(module.dependencies.concat))
    .config(['$stateProvider', function(stateProvider){
        stateProvider
            .state(module.name, {
                url: [module url],
                templateUrl: module.path + '/views/[view name]',
                // controller name is prefixed to avoid conflict
                controller: module.name + '.c.[controller name]'
            });
    }]);

Example ([module]/controllers/[controller name]/index.js):

angular.module(module.name).controller(module.name + '.c.' + current.name,
    ['$scope', function(scope){
        ...
    }]);

Watch modules folder and call ngtoast build each time something changes

ngtoast watch

Remote packages (not implemented yet!)

installing:

ngtoast install [remote package name] --module [module name] --parent [parent module name] --as [changed module name]

uninstalling:

ngtoast uninstall [package name]

publishing:

ngtoast publish [package name]