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@rangertechnologies/ngnxt
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@rangertechnologies/ngnxt
This library was used for creating dymanic UI based on the input JSON/data
ngNXT
Installation
npm i @rangertechnologies/ngnxt --save
If the installation is giving you an error try with npm i @rangertechnologies/ngnxt —force
Once the installation is successful, To check go to package.json file and search for @ranger you will get to see the below line with the latest version
"@rangertechnologies/ngnxt": "version_number",
Usage Instructions
- Module Import Import NxtAppModule in the ts component where you are going to use NxtApp. To import,
import { NxtAppModule } from '@rangertechnologies/ngnxt';
Add NxtAppModule under imports: [NxtAppModule]
- HTML Element
<lib-booklet [bookletJSON]="nxtJSON" (handleBookletActionEvent)="nxtFormHandler($event)" ></lib-booklet>
The values/actions you need to take care of
- nxtJSON
- nxtFormHandler
Documentation
For more information, you can visit https://docs.rangernxt.com
FAQs
This library was used for creating dymanic UI based on the input JSON/data
The npm package @rangertechnologies/ngnxt receives a total of 224 weekly downloads. As such, @rangertechnologies/ngnxt popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rangertechnologies/ngnxt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 27 Mar 2026
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