The best way to Architect Your Angular Libraries | Tomas Trajan | angularday 2021

[@tornikepapuashvili4503]

100% recommended !!! Excellently explained, clearest talk out of everything about angular i've ever seen. Also I really like that the subject is indepth stuff and not something like how to create some component with some functionality, people kind of dont give bundle size the amount of importance that it actually has... maybe its because its something we kind of do not touch directly but affect it by certain actions. To anyone who's relatively new, this is very valuable conceptual knowledge about how angular works, that you absolutely need in order to be able to create decent stuff.

[@wiliam334]

This is amazing Ta

[@TheKievsash]

pure gold

[@manjaykumar-jb7yp]

How to use primeng as a dependency module in custom angular library?

[@njarasoa]

Excellent, thanks a lot

[@LeeGarcia-ig7mk]

Im using angular 14 and am getting an error from cli not able to find entry point for sub entries, "Entry point some-lib/src/lib/lib-a which is required by some-lib doesn't exists" I cant find any documentation indicating that v14 Angular and ng-packagr stopped supporting sub entries in libraries

[@kasimjasarevic]

Rename package.json file into ng-package.json and inside put the following { "$schema": "../../../../../node_modules/ng-packagr/ng-package.schema.json", // Replace with your nodeModules path "lib": { "entryFile": "public-api.ts" } }

[@apacheopenoffice4.1.14]

@@kasimjasarevic Kasim you are a certified legend

[@sarthikg]

@@apacheopenoffice4.1.14 By any chance, do you have a public repo where its working with Angular-14? I was trying to implement this, but somehow I am getting an error for `rootDir` is expected to contain all source files, and rootDir is being shown as the path to the module-a. Module-a is importing module-b (which is outside module-a), and the import is causing this error.

[@kpopisbop6651]

I followed your tutorial but i am getting an error while building the library "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'includes')"

[@francogonzalez4664]

What command-line tool were you using?

[@abdullahmussad2077]

Thanks a lot, it's a very helpful

[@kiputech]

It doesnot build both project at once when i try to build with ng build Can anyone know how to solve this?

[@samuelkomera6211]

After publishing the package I was able to import the module from @library/src/lib/modulename instead how can I import module from @library/modulename

[@rasikakshirsagar1439]

Hey, did you figure this out?

[@PONNARSELVAKUMAR]

Great tutorial. Thank you

[@RameshKumar-zz8uk]

Excellent