No problem. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. It was my first video and I didn't have the best font size figured out yet.

Yes it is. One way to do that is to use npm authentication and provide access to only those who buy your library (from whatever platform you sell it at). Once a user purchases your library, you can provide them with an access token for npm.

@@techtacious thanks for your reply!

I'm glad I could help.

I'm not sure why you would need to drop sonarcube analysis. The analysis should work on any code.

I'm glad I could help man. Thanks a ton for your kind words! I have been inactive with my content lately but comments like yours have motivated me to make more content. Please feel free to let me know if there's any particular topics you'd like me to make videos on.

Hi, I'm not quite sure what part of the video you're talking about but to summarize what's happening: I've created a libs folder where I intend to store my libraries, in this case the component library. The library can be a regular angular app / package that contains components. If you create a fresh angular project for the component library, you will get a "build" script out of the box which you can run using the command "npm run build" to build the project (in this case the component library). I hope that helps.

@rora2162Sorry for not getting back to this. I figured it out. It was my first packaged component so I was unaware of the conventions at the time. Was used to 'src/app' -> 'dist' convention

Glad I could help.

Hi there, you can't use Angular components in a React application.

Not sure what you mean but if you watch the video, you'll realize that I am publishing the library to the npm registry. It is installable by any project (or sub-project) that's interested in utilizing the library. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you and thanks for watching!

When you refresh the page, the ngRx store is reset. That is because in this video, I do not show how to *persist* the store in local storage. If you want to retain the state, you can update your store implementation to "save" the state to local storage when it's changed.

@@techtacious yep, got it, thanks!

Thank you!

I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly but I'll try to answer. The lib folder is the source code for the npm package (library) and if you want to keep maintaining / updating the library version in npm, you'd need the source code :) .

Thanks for the feedback. Yes the font-size has been fixed in my other videos.

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! :)

Are you referring to Nx ? If so, then the answer is No. I am not paying to use the basic (plenty) features of Nx.

@@techtacious no I mean Npm

Hi, thanks for watching ! I believe you should still be able to publish the one library without needing to publish the non-npm libraries, as long as your npm library has access to the non-npm dependencies at build-time. The bundled package would have everything that it needs and wouldn't need to depend on NPM.

Hi Nattmackan, thanks for watching the video and thank you for your feedback! Ideally, when a user is logged in, the authentication state should be persisted in local storage. That way, if you log in once and reload the app, you wouldn't see the Log-in button. However, with a proper authentication system in place, you would want to validate the persisted auth token to make sure it's still valid. The implementation of that would depend on your auth system but ideally it would include communication with your backend auth service to make sure that the token is valid. If the token is deemed invalid / expired, you would dispatch the Logout redux action that would change the UI state and the Log-in button would appear again.

Hi Dylan, You can create an directory for your component library and then run npm init to initialize it as an npm package. Npm would ask you a bunch of questions to know more about the package that you're creating. Once answered, you should have a package.json file ready in the directory. You can then start adding the required node dependencies (such as angular) and also your component code. Once you have that, you can follow the video to see how the library can be published to npm.

Thank you for watching! Glad I could help. :)

No worries, thanks for watching! I have never worked with .NET but I'm sure there would be documentation regarding this on Openapi / Swagger's website.

I'm glad I was able to help. Happy coding! 🙂

Hi Vinit, yes I don't see a problem with that. Once deployed to npm, a library is independent and can be consumed in any node project, regardless of that package being in the same monorepo as the library itself.

@@techtacious thanks

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I'll definitely be putting up more videos on Angular and React soon. Please stay tuned :).

Thank you! I'll make sure to add timestamps. Thanks for the suggestion!

Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching!

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you found it useful.

Thank you! I recommend using Nx to maintain a monorepo. Every microservice can have its own swagger spec file. The file can either live somewhere in the microservice directory itself, or you can have a separate folder in the monorepo and call it swagger, and place all spec files there. You can then leverage Nx to have a command in your microservice's workspace.json, that would generate the swagger library using the respective microservice swagger spec file. The command would basically call a script that would find the associated swagger spec file for the microservice (have a naming convention) and run the respective codegen command to generate the client library for the microservice.

@@techtacious This was what i was looking for... Thanks!

Ideally it should work but you may need some configurational settings specific to QT. I havent really worked with QT so I can't be sure.

Hi, thanks for your comment! The fonts will be bigger and better in the other videos :).

@@techtacious my eyes will love you

@@roman-tp6sd I have a new video up on creating an Angular Library in 2022. I think you might like watching that. Definitely better fonts :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCZbM9_rbzOZp8.html

It has not been linked with Nx properly in my project yet. You may navigate to the marketplace-server directory "cd apps/marketplace-server" and run "yarn run dev". Please note that you will need to connect to a Mongo server and set its URL with credentials in a .env file as MONGO_URL=<your mongodb connection url string>.

Hi, thanks for your comment! The fonts will be bigger and better in my other videos :).

Hi Hadi! Apologies for the small font size. I am aware of the problem and I will take care of it in my future videos. Thanks for your comment!

Thanks a lot! I have been caught up with some personal events lately but I'll be creating more content soon. Please stay tuned :).

Hi @Bluetooth Era, I have a new video up on creating an Angular Library in 2022. I think you might like watching that. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCZbM9_rbzOZp8.html

Thanks for the comment! I haven't worked with Okta but I'll try my best to find time, check out Okta, and make a video on it.

Glad I could help!

Thank you! I have not been able to create much content lately but I will be happy to make a video on UI state management. Stay tuned :).

Thank you! I'm glad I could help. Please feel free to let me know of any other topics you'd like tutorials on. Happy coding!

Thank you! I'm glad I could help. Since we are not returning anything from the login function in the component, we don't need a return type there. It is more like an async void function. We simply dispatch an action in there and don't return anything. A consumer of that function does not (and should not) need to wait for the login function to finish executing. Please feel free to let me know of any other topics you'd like tutorials on. Happy coding!

I'm glad I could help. :) Please feel free to post suggestions for topics you'd like to see on this channel. Happy coding!

Thank you! I'll certainly start producing content more actively. Please stay tuned :)

@Harsh Gupta I have a new video up on creating an Angular Library in 2022. I think you might like watching that. Definitely better fonts :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCZbM9_rbzOZp8.html

I recognize that problem with the video. I'll make sure to avoid it in my future videos. Thanks for the feedback! :)

I recognize that problem with the video. I'll make sure to avoid it in my future videos. Thanks for the feedback! :)

Hi, I have a new video up on creating an Angular Library in 2022. I think you might like watching that. Definitely better fonts :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCZbM9_rbzOZp8.html

Thank you!

Hi, I have a new video up on creating an Angular Library in 2022. I think you might like watching that. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etCZbM9_rbzOZp8.html

I'm glad I could help. :)