ng2-cache library compatible with AoT compilation & Tree shaking like an official package.
This lib allows you to use ng2-cache library for Angular v5 apps written in TypeScript, ES6 or ES5. The project is based on the official Angular packages.
Get the Changelog.
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npm install ng2-cache --save -
Import it in your main app module
@NgModule({ declarations: [ .... ], imports: [ .... Ng2CacheModule ], providers: [], bootstrap: [AppComponent] }) export class AppModule { } -
Use it inside your
Componentby DI... import { CacheService, CacheStoragesEnum } from 'ng2-cache'; ... export class AppComponent { constructor(private _cacheService: CacheService) { this._cacheService.set('key', ['some data']); }
That's it. Now you don't have to mention it's reference in tsfoncig.json
- Library:
- src folder for the classes
- public_api.ts entry point for all public APIs of the package
- package.json npm options
- rollup.config.js Rollup configuration for building the umd bundles
- rollup.es.config.js Rollup configuration for building the es2015 bundles
- tsconfig-build.json ngc compiler options for AoT compilation
- build.js building process using ShellJS
- Extra:
- tslint.json Angular TSLint Preset (TypeScript linter rules with Codelyzer)
- travis.yml Travis CI configuration
The following command:
npm run build- starts TSLint with Codelyzer using Angular TSLint Preset
- starts AoT compilation using ngc compiler
- creates
distfolder with all the files of distribution, following Angular Package Format (APF) v5.0:
└── dist
├── bundles
| ├── ng2-cache.umd.js
| ├── ng2-cache.umd.js.map
| ├── ng2-cache.umd.min.js
| └── ng2-cache.umd.min.js.map
├── esm5
| ├── ng2-cache.js
| └── ng2-cache.js.map
├── esm2015
| ├── ng2-cache.js
| └── ng2-cache.js.map
├── src
| └── **/*.d.ts
├── ng2-cache.d.ts
├── ng2-cache.metadata.json
├── LICENSE
├── package.json
├── public_api.d.ts
└── README
To test locally the npm package before publishing:
npm run pack:libThen you can install it in an app to test it:
npm install [path]ng2-cache-[version].tgzBefore publishing the first time:
- you can register your library on Travis CI: you have already configured
.travis.ymlfile - you must have a user on the npm registry: Publishing npm packages
npm run publish:libnpm install ng2-cache --save System.config({
map: {
'ng2-cache': 'node_modules/ng2-cache/bundles/ng2-cache.umd.js'
}
});No need to set up anything, just import it in your code.
No need to set up anything, just import it in your code.
Include the umd bundle in your index.html:
<script src="node_modules/ng2-cache/bundles/ng2-cache.umd.js"></script>and use global ng.ng2Cache namespace.
The library is compatible with AoT compilation.
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package.json"main": "./bundles/ng2-cache.umd.js"legacy module format"module": "./esm5/ng2-cache.js"flat ES module, for using module bundlers such as Rollup or webpack: package module"es2015": "./esm2015/ng2-cache.js"ES2015 flat ESM format, experimental ES2015 build"peerDependencies"the packages and their versions required by the library when it will be installed
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tsconfig.jsonfile used by TypeScript compiler- Compiler options:
"strict": trueenables TypeScriptstrictmaster option
- Compiler options:
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tsconfig-build.jsonfile used by ngc compiler-
Compiler options:
"declaration": trueto emit TypeScript declaration files"module": "es2015"&"target": "es2015"are used by Rollup to create the ES2015 bundle
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Angular Compiler Options:
"skipTemplateCodegen": true,skips generating AoT files"annotateForClosureCompiler": truefor compatibility with Google Closure compiler"strictMetadataEmit": truewithout emitting metadata files, the library will not be compatible with AoT compilation: it is intended to report syntax errors immediately rather than produce a .metadata.json file with errors"flatModuleId": "@scope/package"full package name has to include scope as well, otherwise AOT compilation will fail in the consumed application
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rollup.config.jsfile used by Rollupformat: 'umd'the Universal Module Definition pattern is used by Angular for its bundlesmoduleName: 'ng.angularLibraryStarter'defines the global namespace used by JavaScript appsexternal&globalsdeclare the external packages
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