Reusable Angular components built with Angular Material and Bootstrap 5.x, Utility classes/functions for Date, Form and String operations

Install the library

npm install @js-smart/ng-kit

and use it as shown below in each section

1. Angular
2. Bootstrap

Reusable Auto Complete that extends Mat Auto Complete component

https://js-smart-ng-kit.netlify.app/

The library has one autocomplete component. To use the Auto Complete component, add the following code to the HTML page

app.component.html

<!-- Auto Complete with Objects -->

<form [formGroup] = "genericFormGroup" >
<autocomplete
  [data] = "cities"
  [inputFormGroup] = "genericFormGroup"
  [required] = "true"
  [displayWith] = "displayFn"
bindLabel = "location"
bindValue = "id"
label = "City"
placeHolder = "Select City" >
  </autocomplete>
  < /form>

app.component.ts

Then define form group instances and object array (cities) and names (for string array)

// Define objects  
cities = [{ id: 1001, location: 'New York' }, { id: 1002, location: 'Boston' }, { id: 1001, location: 'Washington DC' }];

// Define Form Groups 
inputFormGroup = this.fb.group({
  autocomplete: ['']
})

//Display function
displayFn(object
:
any
):
string
{
  if (typeof object === "string") return object;
  return object && object["location"] ? object["location"] : "";
}

If you are using strings rather than objects, do not provide bindLabel, bindValue and displayWith inputs. See below sample

<!-- Auto Complete with Strings -->
<form [formGroup]="inputFormGroup">
  <autocomplete
    [data]="names"
    [inputFormGroup]="inputFormGroup"
    [required]="true"
    label="City"
    placeHolder="Select City">
  </autocomplete>
</form>

Reusable alert component created with Bootstrap 5+ and Angular 17+

Reusable Spinner component created with Bootstrap 5.x and Angular 17.x

https://main--js-smart-ng-kit.netlify.app/alert-demo

Angular (2++) directive that prints HTML section

Import the main module NgxPrintModule :

import { NgxPrintModule } from '@js-smart/print';

@NgModule({
...
 imports:
[NgxPrintModule, ...],
...
})

export class YourAppModule {
}

3- Then plug n' play with it:

• Assuming you want to print the following HTML section:

<div>
  <!--Your html stuff that you want to print-->
</div>
<button>print</button> <!--Your relevant print button-->

• Now, what you have to do is tagging your wanted-to-print section by an id attribute, then link that id to a directive parameter in your button :

 <!--
   1)- Add an ID here
 -->
<div id="print-section">
  <!--Your html stuff that you want to print-->
</div>

<!--
  2)- Add the directive name in your button (ngxPrint),
  3)- Affect your ID to printSectionId
-->
<button printSectionId="print-section" ngxPrint>print</button>

• You want a customized title for your printing window ? you have the choice by adding a new attribute to your print button printTitle:

<div id="print-section">

  <!-- ... -->

</div>

<button
  printTitle="MyTitle"
  printSectionId="print-section"
  ngxPrint>print
</button>

• Also, would you like to customize the printing window style sheet (CSS) ? Hence you can do so by adding infinite styles to another attribute called printStyle:

<div id="print-section">

  <!-- ... -->

</div>

<button
  [printStyle]="{h1 : {'color': 'red'}, h2 : {'border': 'solid 1px'}}"
  printSectionId="print-section"
  ngxPrint>print
</button>

Here some simple styles were added to every h1 & h2 tags within the div where print-section is tagged to its id attribute.

• If you would like to use your existing CSS with media print you can add the useExistingCss attribute:

<div id="print-section">

  <!-- ... -->

</div>

<button
  [useExistingCss]="true"
  printSectionId="print-section"
  ngxPrint>print
</button>

• If you want to customize the printing window style sheet (CSS) by importing the css provided in assets/css use styleSheetFile:

<div id="print-section">

  <!-- ... -->

</div>

<button
  styleSheetFile="assets/css/custom1.css,assets/css/custom2.css"
  printSectionId="print-section"
  ngxPrint>print
</button>

1. Build the library

   nx build ng-kit

2. If the NPM token is not configured, open ~/.npmrc and add the following line:

   //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=<your npm token>

3. Then navigate to dist directory anf publish the library to NPM. If prompted, enter the 2fa auth code from the Authenticator app.

   cd dist/libs/ng-kit && npm publish --tag latest

   For beta releases use tag --tag beta