Angular 2 TypeScript Snippets for Atom
This extension for Atom adds snippets for Angular 2 for TypeScript and HTML.
Usage
Type part of a snippet, press enter
, and the snippet unfolds.
TypeScript Snippets
snippet | explanation |
---|---|
ng2-bootstrap | bootstrap a module |
ng2-module | create a module |
ng2-component | create a component |
ng2-input | create an input property |
ng2-output | create an output event |
ng2-directive | create a directive |
ng2-pipe | create a pipe |
ng2-routes | setup routes |
ng2-route-path | configure single |
ng2-service | create a service |
ng2-subscribe | subscribe to an observable |
ng2-rx-map | import map-operator |
HTML Snippets
snippet |
---|
ng2-ngClass |
ng2-ngFor |
ng2-ngIf |
ng2-ngModel |
ng2-property |
ng2-event |
ng2-routerLink |
ng2-ngStyle |
ng2-ngSwitch |
Alternatively, press Ctrl
+Space
(Windows, Linux) or Cmd
+Space
(OSX) to activate snippets from within the editor.
Known Issues
It seems that you need to have a tsconfig.json
to get the TypeScript snippets to work.
Snippets in Detail
No one wants to buy a pig in a poke. The following section will show you what the provided snippets actually do for you.
ng2-bootstrap
ng2-bootstrap
allows you to start your root module to get your app up and running.
It also prepares enableProdMode()
for you.
import { platformBrowserDynamic } from '@angular/platform-browser-dynamic';
import { enableProdMode } from '@angular/core';
import { <module-name> } from './<path-to-module>.module';
//enableProdMode(); //Uncomment for production
platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(<module-name>);
ng2-module
ng2-module
provides a skeleton for an Angular 2 module.
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
@NgModule({
imports: [<Modules>],
declarations: [<Components>, <Directives>],
providers: [<Services>]
})
export class <ModuleName> { }
ng2-component
ng2-component
provides a skeleton for an Angular 2 Component.
It saves you time typing the mandatory Decorator properties.
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
@Component({
selector: '<selector>',
templateUrl: '<component-name>.component.html',
})
export class <ComponentName>Component implements OnInit {
constructor() { }
ngOnInit() {}
}
ng2-input
ng2-input
is a handy snippet to add an input property to a component class.
@Input() <peroperty>: <type>;
ng2-output
ng2-output
generates a output event in a component class.
@Output() <event>: EventEmitter<type> = new EventEmitter();
ng2-import
ng2-import
gives you a shorthand writing import-statements.
import {<Module or Component>} from '<path to component>';
ng2-directive
ng2-directive
provides a skeleton for an Angular 2 Attribute or Structural Directive.
import { Directive, Input } from '@angular/core';
@Directive({ selector: '[<selector>]' })
export class [DirectiveName]Directive { }
ng2-pipe
ng2-pipe
provides a skeleton for an Angular 2 Pipe.
import { Pipe, PipeTransform } from '@angular/core';
@Pipe({
name: '<pipe-name>'
})
export class <PipeName>Pipe implements PipeTransform {
transform(value: <value-type>, args: any[]) : <value-type> {
return ;
}
}
ng2-routes
ng2-routes
creates the @Routes
decorator with a single route in it.
import { RouterModule, Routes } from '@angular/router';
const app_routes: Routes = [
{ path: '<url-segment>', component: <component-name> },
{ path: '**', pathMatch: 'full', redirectTo: '<url-segment>' }
];
export const app_routing = RouterModule.forRoot(app_routes);
ng2-route-path
ng2-route-path
adds a single route to @Routes
.
Use this snippet inside the @Routes
decorator.
{ path: '/<route>', component: <component-name> }
ng2-service
ng2-service
provides a skeleton for an Angular 2 Service.
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
@Injectable()
export class <service-name>Service {
constructor() { }
}
ng2-subscribe
ng2-subscribe
gives you a shorthand to call a service function, that returns a observable.
The subscribe
method is also created for you. So you can assign the response quickly.
this.<service-name>.<service-function>
.subscribe(<response> => this.<assign-target> = <response>});
ng2-rx-map
ng2-rx-map
simply creates the import statement to reference the map operator of RxJs.
import 'rxjs/add/operator/map';
ng2-ngClass
This snippet inserts the ngClass
directive.
<div [ngClass]="cssClass: expression"></div>
ng2-ngFor
This snippet inserts the ngFor
directive.
<div *ngFor="let {1:$item} of list"></div>
ng2-ngIf
This snippet inserts the ngIf
directive.
<div *ngIf="expression"></div>
ng2-ngModel
This snippet inserts the ngModel
directive.
<div [(ngModel)]="binding"></div>
ng2-property
This snippet inserts the skeleton for a property binding directive.
<div [property]="value"></div>
ng2-event
This snippet inserts the skeleton for a event binding directive.
<div (event)="callback()"></div>
ng2-routerLink
This snippet inserts the routerLink
directive.
<a [routerLink]="routeName"></a>
ng2-ngStyle
This snippet inserts the ngStyle
directive.
<div [ngStyle]="'style': expression"></div>
ng2-ngSwitch
This snippet inserts the ngSwitch
directive.
<div [ngSwitch]="conditionExpression">
<div *ngSwitchCase="expression">output</div>
<div *ngSwitchDefault>output2</div>
</div>