Radium Schematics

This repository folder contains Radium schematics than can be used to simplify development process.

Building

Skip this step if you're using these schematics from NPM package.
Run
``bash
npm run schematics
`
This will build all schematics for the current repository making them possible to use.

Schematics Reference

To retrieve information about parameters for exact schematics run them with --help parameter.

$3

Works in NX environments.

Creates a standard skeleton application which uses standard Radium skin, layout, core components and controls. The generated application shows examples of creating typical use-cases.

Parameters information
`bash
ng g ./dist/tools/schematics/collection.json:nx-boilerplate --help
`

Creating a boilerplate
`bash
ng g ./dist/tools/schematics/collection.json:nx-boilerplate --debug=false --force=true
`

Note that is a required parameter.
Boilerplate will be created in your apps folder and added to your angular.json/nx.json to be properly wired with all the NG/NX features.
By default the boilerplate will be created with a standard API URL address.

When using this schematic from NPM simply run:
`bash
ng g @rdcz/schematics:nx-boilerplate
`

$3


Works for standard Angular applications created with ng new.
Generates a standard skeleton application which uses standard Radium skin, layout, core components and controls. The generated application shows examples of creating typical use-cases.

To use this schematic make sure to create an empty angular application with ng new. Then run:
`bash
npm install --save-dev @rdcz/schematics
ng g @rdcz/schematics:ng-boilerplate
`

$3


Adds main Radium libraries (core-services and core-components) to any Angular application. Also necessary configurations are done in angular.json and tsconfig.json.

This schematic adds custom webpack config in order to wire-up Radium localization files.

To use this schematic, from your angular project run:
`bash
ng add @rdcz/schematics
``

Creating New Schematics

* A super detailed guide on schematics (also covers NPM publishing): https://medium.com/@tomastrajan/total-guide-to-custom-angular-schematics-5c50cf90cdb4
* Another helpful guide: https://javascript-conference.com/blog/how-to-create-your-own-angular-schematics/