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izzy-front-2-backends Eva Design System

Dependencies

  • This project was originally created from the template ngx-admin. Template Documentation.
  • It also uses nebular-formly which is an angular package that provides Nebular based components to be used in Formly forms. In a nutshell, Nebular is a set of Angular components that follows Eva Design Pattern. Formly is a angular library taht supports the dynamic configuration of forms. It provide several features to make it easy to create complex and configurable forms based on javascript objects.
  • ngx-databable is an Angular component tailored for supports the creating of custom tables from large and complex data.

Motivation and Goals

The large number and variety of javascript frameworks and templates sometimes make difficult to create stable front-end admin-web-based projects which share good design practices, architecture guidelines, reusable components and modules. It is even harder when your team is composed only by backend developers with zero to little experience in modern javascript frameworks/libraries such as Angular, React and VueJS.

Other motivation is to create a set of component that have as major design intentions: easy extension and configuration. In this way we can scale up our development in large projects.

The goal is to provide an easy way to bootstrap an admin template enhanced some features such as: (i) the use of nebular-formly which allows us to quickly create forms based on simple configuration and (ii) components based on ngx-datatable to easy setup list pages.

We choose Angular because it provides a great bounded solution. We are using Nebular as it open-source and very stable. It is used in several production applications. We decided to use Formly as it is being maintained for years and it is very stable. Finally, this project is developed with the nebular-formly which it make easier to use Nebular and Formly.

Features

It provides us with demo pages of some Nebular-Formly component and some utility components.

  • Nebular-Formly Input Forms.
  • Nebular-Formly Datepickers.
  • Nebular-Formly Steppers.
  • Nebular-Formly Panels.
  • Debug component to show form-value javascript objects.
  • Panel to exhibit typescript code.

Installation and Running

  • Install node modules.
npm install
  • Run it locally.
npm run start
  • Create a dist.
npm run build 
or 
npm run build:prod
  • Use http-server to test the dist version locally
http-server dist/
  • In the login page, use a BR user or a MX user (In a near feature we are going to provide multi-language support) to Log in.
 email: '[email protected]', password: 'adminbr'
 or
 email: '[email protected]', password: 'adminmx'

Next Steps

  • Support to several locales (adapt nebular-formly).
  • Provide ngx-datable based pages.
  • Make a demo page available.
  • Create CLI features to easy setup new Form pages and new List pages.