@ng-seattle/community-schematics

Community Schematics

Angular Schematics that generate a starter website for community groups.

:white_check_mark: Generates a starter website, built with Angular 8, for your group
:white_check_mark: Uses Angular Material
:white_check_mark: Allows links to video hosting services and twitter
:white_check_mark: Displays events from your groups Meetup.com page
:white_check_mark: ng deploy support to deploy your site to Azure, Now, Netlify, or Github Pages

Getting Started

First generate a new Angular project:

$ ng new my-community-site

Then use ng add and follow the prompts to setup the project and you're good to go!

$ ng add @ng-seattle/community-schematics

External Schematics Used

Depending on the options you select during the ng add process, the following external ng add schematics can be invoked:

• @angular/material (This is always invoked)
• @azure/ng-deploy
• angular-cli-ghpages
• @netlify-builder/deploy
• @zeit/ng-deploy
• @schuchard/prettier

Future Feature Plans

• Easy (and private) contact sharing to help network with people you meet at group events
• PWA and Angular Universal support
• Self hosted blogs for groups
• Calendar management without Meetup.com
• Email list support
• Have an idea? Open an issue!

Developing

This project comes with a sandbox Angular application that you can use to test your changes with. Before starting development run npm run link:schematic to ensure that your local schematic can be used in the sandbox.

Testing

To test locally, install @angular-devkit/schematics-cli globally and use the schematics command line tool. That tool acts the same as the generate command of the Angular CLI, but also has a debug mode. For convienience, there is a script that will clean the project, build it, and run the command line argouments to test. Simply run npm test to exectute.

Check the documentation with

schematics --help

Publishing

To publish, simply do:

npm run build
npm publish

That's it!