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@2sic.com/dnn-sxc-angular
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Connector for Angular 6 / 7) for developers who use...
This is a helper which
It uses observables to make it happen, thereby avoiding timing / async problems common in this scenario.
It's published on npm, so the most common way is to get it using npm with
npm install "@2sic.com/dnn-sxc-angular" --save
.
ng serve
follow these instructionsThis works automatically, because all headers etc. are automatically added by dnn-sxc-angular.
This package contains a Data
object, which provides 3 observable streams
content$
query$
api$
To use them, best check out the demo app or simply work through TypeScript intelisense - we documented all the commands.
sxc
InstanceThere is a Context
object which provides these properties as streams (observables). Just inject Context
and access it from there. Note that you almost never need this, as the HttpClient is already configured and ready to go, including the headers it needs.
moduleId$
tabId$
sxc$
FAQs
Connect DNN / DotNetNuke and 2sxc to Angular 6-11 and probably newer as well
The npm package @2sic.com/dnn-sxc-angular receives a total of 48 weekly downloads. As such, @2sic.com/dnn-sxc-angular popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @2sic.com/dnn-sxc-angular demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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