OPINION about ngx-formly HOT 13 CLOSED

Nice ! 👍
However, just to stay on the safe side, maybe we could ask someone close to or in the angular team if it is a good idea ?

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I am thinking about

import {} from "formly"; 

or

import{} from "formly-bootstrap"

or

import {} from "formly-ionic"

or

import {} from "formly-material"

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i wouldn't do this just for the sake of it, unless you really have a need to break out into smaller packages that are functionally independent - it's a non-trivial amount of work managing the process.

It makes sense for things like @ngrx or @Material because they have a number of independently functional components or services, that can be independently distributed.

I'm not saying don't, just... consider if you really need to do this.

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I actually like this idea. I think we're going to see a lot of angular specific libraries follow this convention.

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@pkozlowski-opensource @johnpapa @gdi2290 @robwormald

Can you guys help us in this decision.

Thanks in advance 😄

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import {} from 'ng2-formly';

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@gdi2290 I saw even material2 started using @

import { MD_CARD_DIRECTIVES } from '@angular2-material/card';

Just wondering if the angular team is going to get rid of @ in the future releases or whats the reason you don't want formly to use @.

Thanks 👍

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yeah I think you're looking for something like
@formly/ng2
| @formly/directives
| @formly/templates
| @formly/core
where @formly/core is used both in other frameworks. If you don't plan on supporting other frameworks then @formly/core works as the default path for ng2.

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I want this to be able to render on the server/webworker so it would also be great if you separated the platform logic and interacted with the renderer directly

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@gdi2290 Thats in our pipeline :) ( #53 )

Thanks for your suggestion

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@robwormald

I think it makes sense for our repo to have separate functional components, since we want to have templates are separate, and again the templates could be of bootstrap, ionic, material2 or any other.

Thanks a lot

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To publish with @, npm will require us to make an organization which is paid on npm, so I think we should think about something else instead 😭

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I would prefer something like

import {} from 'formly/templates/bootstrap'

all templates could go in the template/${frameworkName} directory for each css framework that is supported.

I'm still pretty new to publishing things on NPM but couldn't we follow the same structure you had planned without the @?

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