@bamzooka/ui-kit-dialog-input
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This library is used to prompt the user with a dialog that contains inputs. It uses [McDynamicFormModule](../dynamic-form/README.md) to display the inputs based on `McQuestion`.
This library is used to prompt the user with a dialog that contains
inputs. It uses McDynamicFormModule
to display the inputs based on McQuestion.
To visualize all the stories created for this lib run
nx run shared-ui-kit-dialog-input:storybook
You can use storybook to make develop the lib, any change made to the code will be reflected in the stories
Run nx build shared-ui-kit-dialog-input --with-deps --prod
Go to package.json created in dist/libs/shared/ui-kit/dialog-input and move all @angular
dependencies to perDependencies
For all @bamzooka dependencies replace it with local yarn install:
Example: "@bamzooka/ui-kit-spinner": "file:/Users/ahmed/workspace/bamzooka/dist/libs/shared/ui-kit/spinner"
Run nx test shared-ui-kit-dialog-input to execute the unit tests.
TODO implement unit tests
Run nx e2e shared-ui-kit-dialog-input-e2e
The e2e tests are coupled with storybook, stories are created
for this component, then these stories are used to perform some browser
based tests.
FAQs
This library is used to prompt the user with a dialog that contains inputs. It uses [McDynamicFormModule](../dynamic-form/README.md) to display the inputs based on `McQuestion`.
We found that @bamzooka/ui-kit-dialog-input demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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