Angular-based Package

Overview

If you are developing an application using the Angular framework and want to use namefully, you may want to download this package directly instead. Why? Because this package already wraps up for you what you might need to stay in the Angular semantics.

The @namefully/ng package uses the namefully core package as a peerDependency. Likewise, it assumes also that @angular/core is also installed and ready to be exploited.

If you are doubtful about using @namefully/ng, you may want to try it live first.

Installation

• npm
• Yarn

npm i @namefully/ng

Usage

Once you import the NamefullyModule module, you automatically have access to:

• Component: <ngx-namefully ...></ngx-namefully>
• Service: NamefullyService
• Directive: ngxNamefully
• Pipe: | namefully

Example:

import { Component, NgModule, OnInit } from '@angular/core'

import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser'

import { Namefully, NameOrder } from 'namefully'

import { NamefullyModule, NamefullyService } from '@namefully/ng'

@Component({

selector: 'app-root',

template: `

<h1>Welcome to Namefully</h1>

<p>

Using component: Hello,

<ngx-namefully [raw]="name" [method]="'shorten'">! </ngx-namefully>!

</p>

<p>Using pipe: Hello, {{ name | namefully : null : 'shorten' }}!</p>

<p>Using service: Hello, {{ superName.shorten() }}!</p>

<p>

Using directive: Hello,

<span [ngxNamefully]="name" nfMethod="shorten"> </span>!

</p>

`,

})

class AppComponent implements OnInit {

name = 'Mr Smith John Joe PhD'

superName: Namefully

constructor(private service: NamefullyService) {}

ngOnInit(): void {

this.superName = this.service.build(

this.name,

/* override forRoot config here */

)

}

}

@NgModule({

imports: [BrowserModule, NamefullyModule.forRoot({ orderedBy: NameOrder.LAST_NAME })],

declarations: [AppComponent],

bootstrap: [AppComponent],

})

export class AppModule {}

Demo

The GitHub repository contains a demo that helps you appreciate namefully visually. Access the repo and do the following:

• clone or download a copy of the repository.
• install the dependencies npm install or yarn
• finally, run npm start or yarn start

The last command will bootstrap the demo while running a local web server. Use your browser and type the following web address localhost:4200 to load the content.

API

As this is a wrapper of the core utility, visit the API to recall how to take advantage of its cool features/functionalities.

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