• In Desech Studio
  • Go to Settings > Plugins > Angular and install it
  • Go to File > Project Settings > Export Code Plugin > set to "Angular"

• In Desech Studio add an element and Save.
• Every time you save, the angular app files will be copied over to the _export folder of your desech project.
• Know that while Desech Studio creates new angular component files and only updates the named sections, it will not cleanup components that you have removed/moved/renamed. This also applies to storybook files. You will have to manually remove the unneeded angular files.
• There you can run the following, to test the angular app:

npm install
ng serve --open

• Now you can access your angular app at http://localhost:4200/
• Every time you save inside Desech Studio, it will push updates to the angular app

• Check the docs for further reading

npm run storybook

• Check the _export/src/stories folder for the actual stories

• Anchor links need to follow this format /contact.html with a backslash at the beginning and an .html extension at the end
  • <a> elements are not converted to <routerLink> because of how overrides work. You will have to add your own page history code to the application.
• Anywhere inside text you can write code like {{user.userId}} and it will be exported as angular js code.
  • Element attributes can contain code, but only if the attribute belongs to that html element, for example a href on an <a> element.
  • You can use element or component programming properties like [attr.foo] = bar to add any attribute.
  • If you add it as a component override, then it will no longer be parsed as code.
• Inside Desech Studio you can add angular directives in the Programming properties for both elements and components, like *ngIf, [attr.foo], [(ngModel)], etc.
  • Although we do allow any property name, if you use something like foo$:@{_ and it obviously throws an error in angular, that's on you to handle.
  • *ngIf, *ngFor can't be overridden.
  • Other directives can be overridden, but the actual value will be a string, not code.
  • [ngClass] properties are ignored
• unrender uses *ngIf, so you can't have *ngIf or *ngFor with unrendered elements
• Because all pages and components are imported in app.module.ts, you need to make sure pages and components are not named the same.
  • Don't name components like html elements, for example <header>
• If you want to use curly brackets { and } as text, not as angular code, then use {{'{'}} and {{'}'}} like so: Some object {{'{'}}id: 1{{'}'}}. This will make angular to render it as Some object {id: 1}
  • If the information is coming from the database, then you will have to parse your text and replace all curly brackets with the corresponding variable
• If you override the inner html of an element, and you have there some inline elements with some custom properties, if there are any errors, like attributes not belonging to elements, etc, angular will not warn you, and instead it will silently fail by removing the attribute on the inline element.

• That's it. Ignore the rest if you don't plan on doing development on this plugin.
• It's also probably best to have Desech Studio closed during this step.
• If you plan on helping out with code or extend this plugin, do the following:

cd "/home/<username>/.config/Desech Studio/plugin"
  - this is the plugins folder of `Desech Studio` on Linux
  - on Mac it's `/home/<username>/Library/Application Support/Desech Studio/plugin`
  - on Windows it's `C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Roaming/Desech Studio/plugin`
rm -rf desech-studio-angular
  - if you have the angular plugin already install, delete it
git clone [email protected]:desech/studio-angular.git desech-studio-angular
  - you might need to use your own fork of this repo on github
cd desech-studio-angular
sudo npm install -g @angular/cli
npm install --force
cd dist
rm -rf *
ng new my-app
  Routing: yes
  Style: CSS
cd my-app
npx sb init
rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
cd src
rm -rf assets index.html favicon.ico app/app.component.css app/app.module.ts app/app-routing.module.ts stories
- open `tsconfig.json` and add `"allowJs": true,` and set `"strict": false,` in the `compilerOptions` object
- open `angular.json` and replace `"src/assets"` with `"src/asset", "src/font"`
- open `src/app/app.component.html` and delete everything except `<router-outlet></router-outlet>`
- open `src/app/app.component.ts` and delete the `styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']` line

• Now Desech Studio will use this git repository for the angular plugin instead of the standard one.
• Warning: Make sure you don't touch the version in the package.json file, because Desech Studio will try to upgrade and it will delete everything and re-download the new version of this plugin.
  • Only update the version when you git push everything and you are done with development

All Desech Studio plugins have access to the following npm libraries, because they come with the application:

• lib.AdmZip adm-zip
• lib.archiver archiver
• lib.fse fs-extra
• lib.jimp jimp
• lib.beautify js-beautify
• lib.jsdom jsdom
• lib.fetch node-fetch

• Go to angular.io to read the documentation.