How to create angular library and publish on npm?

[@_Greenflag_]

Yop, thanks. Was interested in the npm part.

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[@aniruddhtiwari7378]

great video!!! thank you :)

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[@connectingdots0-0]

Neat explanation. Do you have this entire code base anywhere in the Github?

[@vishwanathamramu981]

Its a grate video , Amazing

[@marghuburrahmanansari4952]

i want to use standalone project instead of module wise project. then how we can create library?

[@arockiyarajganapathy1218]

Hi. How to import the library in static html pages?

[@AyyazTech]

Hi! To import a library into a static HTML page, you generally follow these steps: 1. Include the library using a `` tag: Most libraries provide a CDN (Content Delivery Network) URL that you can use directly in your HTML. For example, if you're using a library like jQuery, you would include it like this: 2. Download the library and host it locally: If you prefer to host the library locally, you can download the library file and include it in your project directory. Then you can reference it in your HTML like this: Here's a brief example of how you can include a library and use it in your HTML: Library Example My Web Page Hello, world! // Use the library $(document).ready(function() { $("#demo").text("Hello, jQuery!"); }); If you are working with specific Angular libraries, the process is similar but you would typically use Angular CLI for Angular projects. For static HTML pages, you would rely on libraries available through CDNs or local files. Additional Resources Here are some related videos and articles you might find useful: How to Create a Draggable Window using JavaScript and Tailwind CSS | Beginner-Friendly Tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYOsgmqhoL91qNk Create Modern Multiple File Selector with Image Preview Using Tailwind CSS and Vanilla JavaScript kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXOuapmJmryVjtk How to Install and Use Tailwind CSS in Angular? www.ayyaztech.com/blog/how-to-install-and-use-tailwind-css-in-angular Feel free to ask if you have more questions or need further assistance! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tutorials! 🔔 Happy coding! 🚀

[@mandarxsalvi]

amazing video, can you tell me how to use the same component in another angular project by adding the package in new package ?

[@ashith-m3e]

when use the library i have this issue Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'ɵcmp') how to fix this issue

[@AyyazTech]

This error usually means your library's components are not being recognized. Verify that your build process correctly bundles the library's files, including its components and their metadata.

[@hvskrishnakanth]

Hey hi, thank you so much for the tutorial. I am having a question. When I am trying to create library, my-library.module.ts is not auto generating. I am using lastest version of angular.

[@vishwanathamramu981]

how to update that library and get latest changes in npm ?

[@nandhakumarappusamy9457]

Hi is it right now possible to create library using standalone components? I have tried and facing some problems.

[@AyyazTech]

Hi there! Creating libraries with standalone components in Angular is currently an experimental feature. While it's possible, it might come with some challenges. If you're facing issues, I recommend checking out the Angular documentation on standalone components and libraries. They provide guidance on the current state and limitations. Consider opening an issue on the Angular GitHub repo if you encounter bugs or have specific questions. The Angular team and community are there to help! Stay tuned for more updates on this topic. Like and subscribe for the latest Angular insights, and visit ayyaztech.com for in-depth articles. Keep experimenting and happy coding!

[@senthamarai_kannan.]

Without publishing i cannot use in another angular project? am i right ?

[@winterguy932]

you can, you might have to create submodule tree and restore the entire source for the dev/test env.