Patternfly Ng
The code for a set of Angular 6+ components for the PatternFly project. Note that the release/3.x branch supports Angular 4 and 5.
Overview
PatternFly-Ng is a library tailored for Angular 6 components designed to seamlessly integrate with the PatternFly 3 framework. Although it's worth noting that this project is now deprecated, it provides a structured approach for developers looking to incorporate standardized design components into their Angular applications. The instructions for getting started serve as a solid foundation for individuals or teams who appreciate the aesthetics and functionality offered by PatternFly.
While the project is no longer actively maintained, it can still be a useful resource for learning and building upon existing Angular practices. The setup process with Angular CLI offers a straightforward introduction to utilizing these components, allowing developers to focus more on the application logic rather than the intricacies of front-end design.
Features
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Common Angular Components: A collection of regularly used Angular 6 components that adhere to the PatternFly 3 design standards, promoting consistency across applications.
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Easy Setup with Angular CLI: Simplified installation and integration process using Angular CLI, streamlining the development workflow for developers familiar with Angular.
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Customizable Styles: Offers the ability to easily modify the visual appearance with user-defined styles, enhancing the application's uniqueness while maintaining a cohesive look.
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Optional Dependencies: Expand the library's capabilities with optional dependencies like drag-and-drop functionality and chart integrations, providing developers flexibility based on their project needs.
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Active Community Support: Although deprecated, there is still community-based support available through GitHub issues and a dedicated Slack channel, allowing users to seek guidance and share insights.
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Documentation Availability: Comprehensive API documentation that aids developers in effectively utilizing the components, enabling a better understanding of potential use cases.
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