@rxap/material-directives
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This package coerces peer dependencies for `@rxap` packages, ensuring they are correctly installed in the project. It also runs init generators for peer dependencies that have them. It can also move the package from devDependencies to dependencies or vice
This package coerces peer dependencies for `@rxap` packages, ensuring they are correctly installed in the project. It also runs init generators for peer dependencies that have them. It can also move the package from devDependencies to dependencies or vice versa based on the package name.
Add the package to your workspace:
yarn add @rxap/material-directives
Install peer dependencies:
yarn add @angular/core @angular/material @rxap/browser-utilities @rxap/ngx-memory @rxap/rxjs @rxap/utilities rxjs
Execute the init generator:
yarn nx g @rxap/material-directives:init
Initialize the package in the workspace
nx g @rxap/material-directives:init
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This package coerces peer dependencies for `@rxap` packages, ensuring they are correctly installed in the project. It also runs init generators for peer dependencies that have them. It can also move the package from devDependencies to dependencies or vice
We found that @rxap/material-directives demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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