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@flatxph/angular-builders
Advanced tools
These are customized builders to make node development easier on the latest angular cli.
This builds an environment file that supports path variables for easier deployment to cloud providers.
To use this builder, do the following:
build.ts file with the following format:export default const environment = {
production: process.env.PRODUCTION || false,
...
<variable>: process.env.<VARIABLE> || <default value>
...
}
On the angular.json, import this as an architect with the following options:
An example of this is:
Architect for angular.json
"environment": {
"options": {
model: "Environment";
modelPath: "./src/environments/model";
filename: "environment.prod.ts";
path: "./src/environments/";
builder: "./src/environments/builder";
}
}
File for build.ts
export default const environment = {
production: process.env.PRODUCTION || false,
maps: {
apiKey: process.env.MAPS_API_KEY,
libraries: process.env.MAPS_LIBRARIES ? process.env.MAPS_LIBRARIES.split(',') : [],
}
}
Output file environment.prod.ts
export default const environment: Environment = {
}
FAQs
Customized Builders for Angular
The npm package @flatxph/angular-builders receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @flatxph/angular-builders popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @flatxph/angular-builders demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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