To start using slicky, you'll have to create the bootstrap.ts file which will start the application.
Example below shows only the basic setup with components rendered on browser. This is not ideal for production where ahead of time compilation would be better.
bootstrap.ts:
In this file you create two base parts of whole application. Container for dependency injection which is described better here and application itself.
import 'zone.js';
import 'reflect-metadata';
import {Container} from '@slicky/di';
import {Application} from '@slicky/core';
import {PlatformBrowser} from '@slicky/platform-browser';
const container = new Container;
const platform = new PlatformBrowser;
const app = new Application(container, {
directives: [], // list of your root directives and components
});
// run application in #app element
platform.run(app, '#app');index.html:
With this code, slicky will try to find all root directives and components inside
of <body> tag.
<html>
<body id="app"></body>
</html>