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angular2-clipboard
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Angular directive for clipboard.js by @zenorocha
It works with angular version 2.0.0 and up
To make more sense with the future versioning scheme of Angular, the directive selector is now rename to xngClipboard
You can get it on npm.
npm install angular2-clipboard --save
1. npm i
2. npm run build
npm run commit
to commit, and CI will do the rest.BREAKING CHANGE
keyword in the comment to trigger major releasenpm run semantic-release
locally to make sure the version number is push as expected.If you use webpack, check /demo/webpack
. Try to use the same version of webpack that demo used, if you run into any error.
If you don't need AoT support, you can stick with 1.4.0. 2.x is just trying to solve AoT issue.
The latest version (2.0.12) should work with AoT, please check /demo/angular2-aot-webpack to see how to make it work.
Kudos to Thierry Templier This project is base on his answer on StackOverflow Kudos to blacksonic AoT's demo is based on his project
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angular 2 clipboard
We found that angular2-clipboard 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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