wily-angular-commons
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This package offers a small selection of reusable components that interoperate with the rest of GDIT's Wily offering. Some components are built from scratch, others wrap PrimeNG components to force them to work in a certain manner. If you're interested in
This package offers a small selection of reusable components that interoperate with the rest of GDIT's Wily offering. Some components are built from scratch, others wrap PrimeNG components to force them to work in a certain manner. If you're interested in contributing or find any bugs, feel free to catch us in GitHub.
npm install wily-angular-commons
Component listing and usage coming soon.
Run the following:
npm run package
cd dist
npm pack
cd ..
After packaging, you can install a local build for testing with the following:
npm install ../wily-angular-commons/dist/wily-angular-commons-1.1.1.tgz
npm publish dist
For more help, please reach out to nick.dimola@gdit.com.
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This package offers a small selection of reusable components that interoperate with the rest of GDIT's Wily offering. If you're interested in contributing or find any bugs, feel free to catch us on GitHub.
We found that wily-angular-commons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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