The Angular Material Search UI, in short AMSUI, is build to deliver search UI components that already include all the best practices. These are needed to guarantee a great search experience for your users.

As the name already stated, the library is an extensions for the Angular Material library.

The library can be used in the development process in three different scenarios:

1. Maintaining, releasing, developing the library itself
2. Using the library's search service, UI components and the Backend Adapter Service for a MVP-like search application/page.
3. Using some of the UI components standalone from the library.

We use nvm (NodeJS version manager) to be sure that our project works everytime someone else tries to start/edit the AMSUI library. If you are not familiar with nvm, you can find it here.

You should use the specified version of NodeJS in the NVM config file. Just execute the command nvm use and you are good to go, or you could set up an automatic switch like it is done here.

First, you need to install the npm dependencies.

npm install

Then, you can build and watch the library with the following command:

npm run dev:amsui

The next command copies translations and styles once into the dist folder. If you change a translation or something inside the global style of library, you need to manually run it again.

npm run copy:all

At last, the demo project can be started like this:

npm start

Important notes:

• Add prettier formatter on save in intellij products for a better developer experience.
• To be able to run the demo project with data, you need a Solr index and write a transformer service for the response docs.

The documentation is written within Storybook and it can be found here.

THe library is published to npm and can be used through installing it via npm.

• Standalone demo usage of library's components -- source code
• Demo with a public API -- source code