I leave the repository if someone wants to see it better: https://github.com/AyuDiego/my-lib-project
#Angular 17 standalone components in a library dependency problem
sly cairn
sly cairn
Angular 17 standalone components in a library dependency problem
zealous trout
Why do you have all these src folders and ng-package.json and index.ts and public-api.ts files? You should just have the top-level ones, and list all the components in the single, top-level public-api.ts file, and use relative paths for your imports.
sly cairn
I saw it in an example that they do it like that, but you're right, I'm going to try as you say.
u said @zealous trout like these no?
zealous trout
use relative paths for your imports: import { CardComponent } from '../card/card.component';
zealous trout
everywhere in the library (probably in the cart-details component, but you truncated the error message)
sly cairn
That's right, I was able to fix the error, I focused on doing it like that and it was a folder architecture error haha
@zealous trout hmm now in my other project when i import library i have these error, probably i need do something on my library no?
zealous trout
Have you built it and installed it in that other project somehow?
sly cairn
Have you built it and installed it in that other project somehow?
yes yes of course with a npm i @ayudiego/ui-sdk after having published it of course, but i don't know what i have to change, i don't know if in the library or in my project.
there is the project @zealous trout https://github.com/AyuDiego/app-lib-project
zealous trout
You haven't deployed your library properly. Look at the files: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ayudiego/ui-sdk?activeTab=code. This isthe source code, not the build library. Here's what it should look like: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-valdemort?activeTab=code. What you need to publich is the built library. I.e. after doing ng build, you need to execute npm publish ./dist/my-lib/ui-sdk