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Angular_components_example

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A sample usage of https://github.com/dart-lang/angular_components

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Overview

The AngularDart Components gallery is a remarkable resource for developers looking to enhance their knowledge of AngularDart through comprehensive code generation. Designed with the intent of streamlining the creation of galleries from annotated sections, it is a great tool for both seasoned professionals and newcomers. As part of its initial release, it introduces two experimental code-generating packages, which serve to simplify the documentation and examples associated with Angular components.

These packages, angular_gallery and angular_gallery_section, enable users to generate gallery pages efficiently, enhancing the overall development experience. The transition from the pub transformer to package build ensures that as of version 5.0.0-alpha+5, developers can benefit from improved build processes and real-time server capabilities.

Features

  • Automatic Gallery Generation: The angular_gallery package automatically generates a gallery from each relevant page created by the angular_gallery_section package, streamlining the documentation process.

  • Documentation through Annotations: The angular_gallery_section package creates dedicated gallery pages featuring documentation and examples derived from the @GallerySectionConfig annotation, ensuring clarity and ease of use.

  • Individual Examples: Users can access a collection of individual examples for all components through the example package, providing practical insights into component utilization.

  • Build and Serve Commands: The integrated build and serve commands allow developers to build the gallery and run a local development server with incremental rebuilds, promoting efficiency during the development workflow.

  • Flexibility in Building: The build commands can be executed with a --release option to compile using dart2js, optimizing the output for production environments.

  • Known Issues Transparency: The documentation acknowledges certain known issues, such as build warnings related to multiple annotations and runtime warnings regarding singleton overlays, allowing users to navigate challenges more effectively.

  • Rapid Development Cycle: With a file watcher included, changes to components can be reflected almost instantaneously, thus enhancing the iterative development process.