@ionic/angular-standalone-codemods
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Code mods to migrate an Ionic Angular application to use the new standalone components.
[!WARNING] This project is experimental. Review all changes before committing them to your project.
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npx @ionic/angular-standalone-codemods
# Follow the prompts
# - Dry run or not
# - Path to your Angular project (defaults to current directory)
pnpm install to install dependenciespnpm run dev to start the dev server, this will watch for changes and rebuild the projectpnpm run start --filter=cli to start the CLI and test the code modsThis project uses Vitest for unit testing.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
pnpm run test | Run all tests |
pnpm run test:watch | Run all tests in watch mode |
This project uses Prettier for code formatting.
Run pnpm run format to format all files in the project.
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